New Orleans has some truly astonishing museums that are ideal for a rainy afternoon. The World War II Museum is always a treat for the history lover, while the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum is always an interesting glimpse into the history of the medical field, but there's a funky little museum near New Orleans that just might be the quirkiest museum near New Orleans, and you should check it out. Gas up the car, because today we're heading over to Abita Springs to check out the Abita Mystery House near New Orleans, one of the most unusual museums you'll ever come across.

Just when you think you’ve seen it all, you walk in to the Abita Mystery House.

This funky little roadside attraction over in Abita Springs is easily one of the quirkiest museums you’ll ever encounter.

Every nook and cranny of the museum is filled with just about anything you could imagine.

Thousands of found objects decorate the walls, tables, and even the ceiling.

Inspired by the Tinkertown Museum in New Mexico, owner/artist John Preble has built quite the collection over the years.

From vintage gas station signs and license plates…

…to Louisiana-themed hand-made sculptures...

There's no doubting that this is the most unique museum near New Orleans.

Families with kids of all ages are sure to enjoy this adventure, and for just $3.00 admission, you can't afford not to visit this quirky museum!

Be sure to check out their website and give them a follow on Facebook to stay up to date on their hours of operation.

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