The Zymoglyphic Museum is the world's only institution devoted to the study and display of art, artifacts, and natural history of the Zymoglyphic region.

The museum is located in Portland, Oregon. Its former location under the Hawthorne Bridge is now closed as the museum moves to the bucolic slopes of Mt. Tabor.

Contact the museum at web@zymoglyphic.org to be put on the mailing list for any updates (including the grand opening of the new location), follow on Facebook, or peruse this Web site for a virtual tour!

More about the museum...

Natural History

Flora and fauna unique to the Zymoglyphic region

The Rust Age

Figurines and other ethnographic artifacts from the dawn of time

The Age of Wonder

Dioramas, curiosity cabinets, and alchemy

The Era of Oriental Influence

Natural objects for contemplation

The Modern Age

Sketches, shoebox galleries, and things that look like art

Museum Departments

	Collections Xenophora Crabs of the World Miniature Viewing Stones Philatelic collection The Curiosity Cabinet
	Art Gallery Acrylic painting Spontaneous sketches Digital collage Generative animation
	Zymoglyphic Postal Service Postage stamps for the Zymoglyphic region Souvenir postcards Philatelic collection
	Online Exhibits Curiosity cabinets of the Baroque Era Fictional museums Museums in the funny papers Dioramas of Frederick Ruysch Photographers of the Marvelous
	Publications from the Zymoglyphic Museum Press The Zymoglyphic Museum: A Guide to the Collections Views of the Zymoglyphic Region Sketches of the Zymoglyphic Region "Creating and Curating Your Own Personal Museum" - A how-to guide The Tale of the Wandering Monk
	Museum Shop Museum publications and prints Spring fashions and souvenir merchandise Recommended books, DVDs, and purveyors of curiosities