We didn't know what to expect out of this museum with the unusual once a month schedule. We are happy to say that Mo, Larry and Curley would definitely approve! This little treasure is tucked away in what appears to be an office park. If you follow the directions given on the web site you'll have no trouble locating it. We encountered a pretty full parking lot with a spillover of people outside the doors. We located a spot, and one inside, couldn't stop smiling. It’s a self guided tour of pictures, posters, stories, and memorabilia of the years they entertained the world. Lots of videos are shown throughout the museum. The highlight is The Theatre which is designed as a movie theatre with continuous screenings of the Three Stooges shorts. You could easily spend your entire time laughing and watching these episodes, but then you'd miss all the posters, toys, artwork, statues and everything that makes up these characters. There is a gift shop, tucked out of the way. We were extremely impressed that is was not a grab for money on Stooge merchandise, but available for those who want to take something away with their experience. This museum is a balance between the careers of all the Stooges and their personal stories. My husband's comment was that he couldn't help notice that the women in the short films were all very beautiful. If there is anything negative to say about this museum is that it can already use some more space. Overall all, this is one of my very favorites and will provide a smile from the moment you enter till the moment you leave. You would have to be a knucklehead not to love it.