These Museums Shared Their Creepiest Possessions On Twitter And They’re Absolutely Terrifying

Museum workers and enthusiasts have been Tweeting out their creepiest finds and some of them will make your skin crawl.

Updated 8 years ago, February 18, 2017

There’s something about antiques that give off a creepy vibe, so it’s not surprising that some of the extremely old shit museums keep around is absolutely terrifying. Don’t believe us? The #Museum101 hashtag is enough proof.

Museum workers and enthusiasts have been Tweeting out their creepiest finds and some of them will make your skin crawl, like this terrible eyeless doll.

https://twitter.com/OntheHill3/status/831880672298033152

But even the dolls that have been lucky enough to keep their eyes aren’t much better.

https://twitter.com/TheMERL/status/831841028562894848

https://twitter.com/EnglishHeritage/status/831856175390027776

https://twitter.com/ethnomuseumwars/status/831795944467337216

The online event was hosted by “Museum 101“, which is named after “Room 101”, the torture chamber in George Orwell’s 1984. In the novel, the omnipresent government knows everyone’s biggest fears, which are then played out in Room 101 as punishment.

We get why the organization chose their name, because these Tweets are something out of our worst nightmare.

For instance, these body parts will probably make your skin crawl.

https://twitter.com/RCPSGlibrary/status/831844985377058816

https://twitter.com/ColeZoology/status/831866000362586114

https://twitter.com/RenoMayCenter/status/831945367637815296

There’s also plenty of taxidermy.

https://twitter.com/ChrisPBambrough/status/831817261535068160

https://twitter.com/ScottishMuseums/status/831805074951249920

https://twitter.com/PietaGreaves/status/831963361483038720

The hashtag gets more and more terrifying — and bizarre — as you scroll.

https://twitter.com/HE_Archive/status/832210037892345856

https://twitter.com/Vermilionville/status/832309646467690496