Hello Everyone! We're very excited to share some great news with you all! We are finally open in Los Angeles🎉🎊✨!
📍 Our Location - 6757 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA.
You can reserve tickets online for 25% OFF - https://t.co/uthcTlDlnT
‼️Halloween Open Hours Update for Chicago location:
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We are preparing something special for you on this day!
We inform you that on Halloween Saturdays,
October 22 and October 29, we are open 10am - 10pm!
REMINDER:
Spend time with your #friends in the Medieval Torture Museum. You can see and even try out #torture methods in our museum such as The Wheel, The Iron Maiden, The Stake, and many others. Don't forget that our #museum is completely interactive! #middleages#medieval
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WGNRadio has visited us. Producer Breandan Rook visited us to check our torture devices and methods. Tap on the link to listen to a segment.
From the Medieval Torture Museum in St. Augustine, FL. When I saw the "blood" on the floor, I didn't expect it to feel as real as it appeared. I was wrong...
Medieval torture museum. Oh boy this place was crazy! Shows you every torture & execution device you can think of full of mannequins in them to show them. Learn real history & story behind them.They recommend 18+ & I get it. Very dark & heavy, but fascinating & unique. Loved it!
Mob football was somewhat similar to ours today, but people could die during it. Intrigued? You can view our new video on our #tiktok account about it. tap on the link to view https://t.co/TIdySXtVej
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During the #Plague, a Jew by the name of Bona underwent this #punishment and was tortured for four days and four nights. It was the longest known survival of Wheel in the history of its existence. #MiddleAges#medievaltwitter#history
The name of the torture, the torments of Tantalus, has become a household word. If you don't know why, you should read our new post on our Facebook page. https://t.co/ahNPQ808Gb #MiddleAges#medievaltwitter#medievaltorturemuseum
In Pistoia, #Italy, the Ordinances for Sanitation in a Time of Mortality, issued in 1348, forbade butcher shops that “give off a putrid smell” to open near a #tavern, a #shop, a stable or a pen. The point of the ordinance was to keep humans away from the dangerous stenches.
The original version of Hansel and Gretel, features a #mother (rather than a stepmother) abandoning her children in the woods. The Grimm Brothers changed the character to a stepmother because of #Victorian sensibilities. #MiddleAges#fairytales
In the #MiddleAges blacjsmiths were thought to hold the power to heal. Blacksmiths treated especially broken bones, because their specialty was repairing or “reforging”.