Graveface Museum Chicago General Admission
$20.00

General admission to our oddities museum in Chicago (Bucktown).

When you complete your purchase you’ll be emailed a confirmation number. When you come to the museum please show a staff member your confirmation number (we can also look up by email/name) and you’ll be given physical tickets upon arrival after checking in.

Please refer to our ABOUT US page for information about our museum, visitor guidelines, and resources to help you find us if you’re not sure where we’re located.

Graveface Museum Chicago Gift Pack Admission
$45.00

This ticket option gets you admission to our oddities museum in Chicago (Bucktown) plus one of each item below:
- Tee Shirt
- Tote Bag OR enamel pin
- Sticker

You get to choose each item when you arrive in person, we carry shirts in unisex sizes XS/S-3XL. Admission includes 24-hour access (during business hours).

When you complete your purchase you’ll be emailed a confirmation number. When you come to the museum please show a staff member your confirmation number (we can also look up by email/name) and you’ll be given physical tickets upon arrival and instructions on redeeming your goodies.

ABOUT THE GRAVEFACE MUSEUM (CHICAGO)

The Graveface Museum in Chicago’s Bucktown/Wicker Park area is the second location, opening its doors in 2022. Much like the flagship, the museum offers an informative and immersive glimpse into the human condition through actual artifacts and decades’ worth of research on topics ranging from true crime, cults, sideshow history, alien contactees, the occult, women in deathcare, and the history of insane asylums. If you are interested in these topics and open to learning new things, you are guaranteed to walk away with knowledge and stories you won’t find anywhere else.

The Graveface Museum houses the largest collection/archive of John Wayne Gacy artwork and personal effects, a great deal of which is on display at this location in addition to the flagship. We have used this platform as a way to bring attention to the shortcomings of law enforcement in the Gacy case, as well as our own research on additional victims/unidentified victims. Our goal with this research is to answer unanswered questions and bring much-needed closure to those who still don’t have it.

This museum is a safe place for everyone/anyone who is curious to objectively learn about these events, people, and aspects of humanity that too often get glossed over, shrouded in misinformation, or sensationalization that often arises with these subjects.

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