Museum of Osteology

The Museum of Osteology is a privately owned establishment and also one of the best unorthodox things to do in Oklahoma, especially for fans of the unusual and unique. It was established by Jay Villemarette, an auto mechanic who had a big obsession and passion for skulls! When his “normal” job came to a close, he decided it was time to make skulls into the family business. This business began in 1986 with something as simple as Villemarette using his kitchen stove to boil skulls. Today, that has developed into Skulls Unlimited International, a leading worldwide company in the industry of skull cleaning and sales. The business opened the Museum of Osteology in 2010 in order to show off some of its collection, which totals 400 skulls, 300 full skeletons, and 7,000 square feet of space. Some cool pieces in the Museum of Osteology’s exhibits are a 2,500-pound, 40-foot skeleton of a humpback whale, a rare Komodo dragon skeleton once owned by George Bush, a two-headed calf, a Javan rhinoceros skull, and more. You’ll see a mix of common and unique skeletons from animals like gorillas, kinkajous, giraffes, potoroos, and saigas. You can then go next door to visit the business of Skulls Unlimited directly! Address: 10301 S Sunnylane Rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73160, United States