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| TRUNDLE MANOR HOUSE OF ODDITIES |
| ALL THINGS PITTSBURGH |
| "We Are a Tourist Trap" That's the way the folks at Trundle Manor introduce themselves. Located in Swissvale, PA, outside of Pittsburgh, the old house (built in 1910) seems like an unusual destination. It looks pretty much like any other house in the area. Though if you get a little closer, you might notice the coffins on the porch. That's because inside, the house is anything but ordinary. The owners, who go by the names Mr. Arm and Velda Von Minx (actually Anton Miriello and Rachel Rech), have collected tons of bizarre memorabilia for many years. Instead of hiding their extraordinary collection behind closed doors, they decided to open the house to the public, creating an attraction in the spirit of old roadside weirdness. |
| Alien Autopsy |
| "Olivia's Singing Tumor" A real, baby-brain-sized human tumor that arrived at Trundle Manor in a Tupperware bowl. Mr. Arm and Velda used their art skills to improve the tumor by encasing it in a magnifying jar with mood lighting. A flip of a switch plays an eerie, ethereal song from the band Circus Contraption: "Floating in my watery womb Or is it only a jar...." According to Mr. Arm, the tumor's former human host "comes to visit it every once in a while." "It was benign," added Velda. |
| 7724 Juniata Street Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15218 Open by Appointment Only! Call or Text Mr. Arm ~ 412-916-5544 |
| Want to be a little creeped out? Need something different to bring your chick to? Like horror movies and want to see the beginnings of a serial killer's obsession? Well, come on down and experience all of this and more. Come and see our vast array of jarred animals, antique taxidermy, things for which to murder with, old world charm, sadistic medical devices, coffins and coffin like items, Steampunk influenced creations, cryptozoology, and any other thing your twisted mind will want to look at. |
| Disclaimer! The denizens of Trundle Manor are not killers, they are collectors. Nothing in the Manor was tortured or killed by Mr. Arm or Velda. |