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Flatwoods Monster Museum

WVUnited StatesSutton, WV

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The small museum exhibits a wide array of Flatwoods Monsterabilia, including a piece of the tree that died after possible Monster contact. Also holds what is probably the world's largest collection of Flatwoods Monster clippings.
The Flatwoods Monster Museum is located on Main Street in downtown Sutton, just two miles from Exit 62 on I-79. Displays include one of a kind collections and artifacts, historic items, memorabilia, books, and more! Admission is FREE. Novelty items, such as shirts, figures, stickers, shot glasses, and lanterns are available for purchase.

The museum building had originally been the town pharmacy and soda shop and some of the furniture is still there, including the soda shop counter and stools as well as the built-in drawers with labels for the items stored in them.

The machine is just past the front counter on the right as you enter the museum. 4 designs are:
1) 'Sutton Dam, West Virginia', Dam
2) 'Braxton County West Virginia, Elk River Water Trail', Trail sign
3) 'Wild and Wonderful West Virginia', with an image of the Mothman and Braxxie the Flatwoods monster,
4) 'The Flatwoods Monster September 12, 1952, image of Braxxie the Flatwoods monster.

11/18/24- Machine still there. Rolling great!

7/16/26 machine just inside, and rolling perfectly NEF

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