Click on April, 2015 and scroll to bottom to see posts oldest to current. alligator:īarbara wasn’t really sure if she wanted to be recognized with me:įollow The 5th Wheel – Now on 4 Wheels on Check my previous posts. You are really old if you remember this: We did come across that 36 ft. Make a pit stop at Louisianas Most Eccentric Museum You will see why Louisiana is a Trip locationonAbita Mystery House / UCM Museum, Abita Springs, LA. Originally called the UCM Museum till its name change in 2007 because the word “Museum” didn’t actually describe what he was exhibiting. Be ready to laugh and enjoy some creative art.
He is not afraid to ask the tuff questions: 61 reviews of UCM Museum: Abita Mystery House 'Fun, fun, fun Nice, knowledgable workers. From New Orleans, we headed north across the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway to the town of Abita Springs. And the Abita Mystery House in Abita Springs, Louisiana is no exception. The UCM Museum, pronounced “you-see-em”, is a family-operated roadside attraction located in an old 1950’s car service station in Abita. MaTypically, the more out-there a roadside attraction is, the more I love it.
Barbara heard that one of his main attractions was a 36 ft. Abita Mystery House, Abita Springs: See 183 reviews, articles, and 171 photos of Abita Mystery House, ranked No.2 on Tripadvisor among 9 attractions in Abita Springs. Louisianas most eccentric museum and gift shop is a folk art environment with thousands of found objects and homemade inventions. John Preble was born 1948 in New Orleans Louisiana. Preble had received traditional training as a painter, and had gained recognition in the art world for his portraits of Créole Indians, but he chose to focus on work outside of the mainstream.īeing a collector of oddities for many years, he opened up this museum in 2000, after he received financial security as a painter. Abita is a popular stop with trace-side attractions like the Abita Mystery House, restaurants, and art galleries.
John Preble’s Mystery House is a fun roadside attraction in Abita Springs, Louisiana. From Covington, its a 3.55-mile ride over the Bogue Falaya River into downtown Abita Springs and the Abita Tourism Plaza, museum and childrens playground.
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