Curiosities Collection
Step right up and behold the wonders of the world
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Step right up and behold the wonders of the world. From Ewings Grand Exhibition of Royal Figurines in 1816 to Virgil's Tomb, prepare to be amazed by an array that will leave you speechless. In 1815, Signior Petro set the sky ablaze with his Grand Fireworks display in the Green adjoining his house in the Park. The explosions lit up the night, captivating all who witnessed this spectacle. Traveling westward, we find ourselves in Tuscon, Arizona at their Indian Blanket Department. Here, vibrant colors and intricate patterns come together to create stunning works of art that pay homage to Native American culture. But wait. There's more. In New York City's Ripley Odditorium, a Shrunken Human Head awaits your gaze. This macabre curiosity is sure to send shivers down your spine as you ponder its mysterious origins. Transporting ourselves back in time to 1700s Russia, we encounter Tsar Peter the Great himself. Marvel at his grandeur and vision as he shaped a nation through his leadership and reforms. Fast forward to 1816 where Bullocks Museum showcases an assortment of curios and fossils from around the globe. Unearthed treasures from ancient civilizations will transport you back in time and ignite your imagination. Heading northwards along England's coast brings us to The Terrace in Scarborough, North Yorkshire. Breathtaking views await as you take a leisurely stroll along this picturesque promenade filled with charming shops and delightful curiosities. Venturing into Joseph Rodgers and Sons Ltd. , cutlery manufacturers' cellar on Norfolk Street reveals an Ivory store like no other. Immerse yourself in a world where craftsmanship meets elegance as ivory masterpieces grace every corner. Ascend further into No. 6 Norfolk Street where a corner staircase beckons exploration.