Museum of Ephemera

Exhibits is where the permanent collection is housed.

This website was inspired in a major way by James Lileks - visit his website here.

Museum of Ephemera

Preserving memories, so you don’t have to

Entrance

Text Box: Welcome to the Museum which is, in truth, a thinly disguised personal website. Personal websites are the Internet equivalent of the Vanity Publisher, but with the advantage of being free (mostly). The problem with most personal websites is that they’re, well, boring. Why? Because they’re all about somebody you don’t know and really couldn’t give a flying monkey about. Here at the Museum, we say No! to self serving, ego-salving personal websites (later on you’ll find that this is really a clever lie). Instead, the Museum captures those fleeting moments we’ve all had, individual experiences shared by all, yet soon forgotten. Even if the displays here all seem to involve the same people, they really belong to everyone. So please, come on in and look around. It’s free, and unlike the Museum of Modern Art, no one will ever know you were here.

The Archive contains previous ramblings and commentaries.

Constructed in 1942, the museum can withstand a direct hit from a 500 pound bomb, has an air-raid shelter that can accommodate 100 people and was equipped with two twin 20mm anti-aircraft batteries. Sadly, they have since been removed.

Lavish contributions from donors have kept the interior appointments at tip-top quality.

The unique design of the museum will lure you from exhibit to exhibit and keep you constantly in anticipation of what lies beyond the next corner! Enjoy!

The Secret War documents America’s pre-WWII efforts to delay the start of WWII.

Roll to Your Rifle is all about wargaming scenery and figures. There might be some connection between it and The Secret War...

Text Box: Exhibits Archive Videos Cute Cats Employees Home You might also be interested in: The Secret War Roll to Your Rifle