World | museums World's Strangest Museums Celebrate everything from Spam to toilets By Sarah Whitmire Posted May 22, 2011 5:04 PM CDT Copied Like Spam? Austin, Minnesota, is the place for you. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar) The Huffington Post celebrated International Museum Day this week by compiling a list of some of the world's weirdest museums in the world. The Museum of Bad Art: A celebration of the lame and tacky in Boston. Iceland Phallological Museum in Husavik: The name refers to penises, and there's even a human specimen. Spam Museum in Austin, Minnesota: Dedicated to the canned meat, not the Internet stuff. National Museum of Funeral History in Houston: Complete with vintage hearses. International Museum of Toilets in New Delhi: Pretty self-explanatory. Click for the full list. Read These Next Hillary might nominate Trump for a Nobel if he ends war. Kristi Noem is catching some flak over her new home. Girl, 11, disappeared in 1996. An arrest has just been made. Paul Rodriguez keeps finding himself in hot water. Report an error