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ANATOMY OF DEATH MUSEUM

4.9(825)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 825 reviews (Google rating)Museum
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(586) 935-2159 Directions anatomyofdeath.com

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ANATOMY OF DEATH MUSEUM is a museum at 292 Cass Ave in Mount Clemens, MI, open Sun–Sat from undefined. Call +1586-935-2159 for details.

Address
292 Cass Ave, Mt Clemens, MI 48043
Phone
+1586-935-2159
Hours today
Closed today

About ANATOMY OF DEATH MUSEUM

ANATOMY OF DEATH MUSEUM at 292 Cass Ave in Mount Clemens, MI centers its collection on human anatomy, funerals and death-related objects. The displays include more than 30 real human medical skulls and skeletons alongside antique funeral and other death-related items. A retail space operated by Laid To Rest Antiques & Oddities offers oddities for sale, adding a shopping component to the museum’s exhibits. Its Google listing has a 4.9 rating from 825 reviews.

Admission carries a fee, and the museum offers tours and onsite services. Free onsite parking is available, with wheelchair-accessible parking and an accessible entrance. Listed accessibility features also include wheelchair-accessible seating and a restroom. There is a restroom and gift shop, but no restaurant. For visitors planning a stop in Mount Clemens, MI, the collection and retail space are the main features: medical skulls and skeletons on display, antique objects related to funerals and death, and oddities available to purchase.

Known for

  • More than 30 real human medical skulls and skeletons
  • Antique funeral and death-related items
  • Laid To Rest Antiques & Oddities retail space
  • Museum tours
  • Free onsite parking and wheelchair-accessible facilities

Google rating breakdown

829 ratings on Google. Ratings and counts are Google's, not ours.

  • 5★768
  • 4★31
  • 3★18
  • 2★4
  • 1★8

What people mention

Topics counted across Google reviews.

  • skulls×31
  • welcoming owner×26
  • embalming kits×18
  • informative owner×15
  • unique exhibits×14
  • oddities shop×8
  • holding a human skull×7
  • autopsy video×6
  • death museum×4
  • skeleton collection×4

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  • “Owner was a cool guy to talk to. Funny as hell and good advice. He can point you in the direction of more interesting places. Owner also owns Mortuary Manner in Toledo. He has an Airbnb in there that sounds like a place I will be coming …”

    — Christina Van Dellen, October 8, 2026 · google

  • “Was sentenced to visit this place by judge Jacob M. Femminineo, Jr. in 2020.”

    — JO S, September 25, 2026 · google

  • “Different exhibits for the curious! Friendly staff!”

    — Susan Angona, September 23, 2026 · google

  • “Having been wanting to come here for years!! And was taken here as a birthday present from a friend!! And WOW!!! Where do I even begin??? Beyond amazing place with hours of things to look at (if you’re into the weird) Also!! Tour came wi…”

    — Jillian Young, September 13, 2026 · google

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ANATOMY OF DEATH MUSEUM — frequently asked

Is ANATOMY OF DEATH MUSEUM open on Mondays?
No — ANATOMY OF DEATH MUSEUM is closed on Mondays.
Where is ANATOMY OF DEATH MUSEUM?
ANATOMY OF DEATH MUSEUM is at 292 Cass Ave, Mt Clemens, MI 48043.
What is the phone number for ANATOMY OF DEATH MUSEUM?
You can reach ANATOMY OF DEATH MUSEUM on +1586-935-2159.

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