Yes! I love quirky little museums, especially ones that were founded by one rich weirdo (e.g., The Harold Warp Pioneer Museum in Minden, NE). Originally I guess the Bakken Museum fell into that category, although it eventually grew up to be a well-curated but not particularly remarkable children's museum. I liked it a lot better when it was mostly mysterious, slightly sinister looking Victorian devices made of polished walnut and brass, and you had to make an appointment to visit. I also like proud little town museums, like the one in Myton, UT (population about 500, yet they have a town museum!). I've always intended to visit the Mustard Museum on the way to or from somewhere else, but somehow it has never fit into the itinerary. Thanks for the report.