The Love Locks Fence

BRAND NEW! The Unremarkable Love Locks Fence located next to the Museum of Unremarkable Objects. We have combined the Unremarkable Chain Link Fence and the Unremarkable Padlock to create the Unremarkable Love Locks Fence. Bring a padlock and add it to our fence! Love Locks are a romantic tradition where couples attach padlocks to a public structure, such as a bridge or a fence, to symbolize their eternal love. Love locks have become a global trend, but also a growing source of nuisance and concern for authorities and environmentalists. Our Love Locks fence was created specifically for this purpose and we ask that you please do not throw the key away in our creek on on our property. The mission of the museum is to celebrate the ordinary objects we see and use everyday….But to see them in a completely different way... as works of art.

The Construction of a New Sleepy Hollow Stump!

A new Sleepy Hollow Stump Being Installed

A brand new (fortified with steel pipes and cement) Sleepy Hollow Stump is being installed. To replace the one that vandals destroyed in June.

RIP Sleepy Hollow Stump 2016-2025

And this is why we can't have nice things... Sometime during the night of June 21, someone drove into, or backed into, the Sleepy Hollow Stump. The Stump split down the middle. Many of the displays on the stump were damaged. Two nights later in a storm, the Stump collapsed.

Black History Month *February 2025

Black History Month 2025 In 1976, President Gerald Ford officially recognized February 1 as the first day of Black History Month, asking the public to “seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history.” Here at the Museum of Unremarkable Objects we plan to highlight on our Facebook page all month some of the remarkable black Americans who have invented and developed some of the most remarkable Unremarkable Objects. #BlackHistoryMonth

The Doll House at the Sleepy Hollow Stump

New Exhibits Coming Soon!

Cement has been poured and new exhibits are coming this Spring to the Sleepy Hollow Stump!