Louisiana is home to some of the most unique and interesting museums in the country. From wax figures, to alligators, to huge concrete sculptures, there’s something for everyone in these Louisiana museums.

1) Alligator Park, Nachitoches, LA
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This 7 acre park in Nachitoches offers the opportunity to see gators up close!
2) Musee Conti Historical Wax Museum, New Orleans, LA
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This funky wax museum includes figures from Louisiana history as well as modern figures like Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. Check them out here!
3) Britney Spears Museum, Kentwood, LA
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The hometown of Britney Spears, this unique exhibit honors Louisiana's biggest pop star. Check it out here!
4) Touchstone Wildlife and Art Museum, Haughton, LA
Touchstone Wildlife and Art Museum
This unique museum offers true to life displays of wildlife from all around the world.
5) Abita Mystery House, Abita Springs, LA
Abita Mystery House
This quirky museum offers a wide variety of exhibits, including odd collections, unique inventions, and so much more.

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6) Bonnie and Clyde Ambush Museum, Gibsland, LA
Bonnie and Clyde Ambush Museum
This museum to the famous duo is placed in the same cafe where they dined for the last time.
7) Pharmacy Museum, New Orleans, LA
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Visit here to check out outdated medical practices like leeches and bloodletting. https://www.pharmacymuseum.org/
8) Mardi Gras Museum, Bossier City, LA
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This museum is home to the largest collection of Mardi Gras Royalty costumes in North America.
9) Louisiana State Penitentiary Museum, Angola, LA
Louisiana State Penitentiary Museum
This museum offers a peek into the history of the legendary Angola Prison.
10) Chauvin Sculpture Garden, Chauvin, LA
Chauvin Sculpture Garden
The Chauvin sculpture garden was built by hand on the private property of Kenny Hill, and became a public exhibit in 2002.

These 10 museums are some of the most interesting places in the state. Have you been to any of these places? Are there any museums that are missing from this list?

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