Artist and Mystery House curator, John Preble, has spent years collecting found objects and creating unusual inventions for this roadside attraction! The Abita Mystery House (also known as the UCM Museum) is one of the most unique roadside attractions you’ll ever come across in Louisiana. About 75 miles from Port Allen, the town of Abita Springs is an easy drive. I was excited to see the 24’ Bassigator and the mermaid fish inside this stop of interest. ABITA MYSTERY HOUSE LLC is a Louisiana Limited-Liability Company filed on July 26, 2016. TheConstantRambler/Trip Advisor From pottery to sculptures, found objects, and Louisiana-themed items, the best way to describe this place would be 'interesting and unusual.
The companys filing status is listed as Active and its File Number is 42341347K. Realtime driving directions to Abita Mystery House, 22275 LA-36, Abita Springs, based on live traffic updates and road conditions from Waze fellow. The Registered Agent on file for this company is William Preble and is located at 71563 St. The companys principal address is 22275 La-36. Preble’s collection includes interactive dioramas of Southern life. Preble used a variety of recyclable materials, lights, and motors to make this Mardi Gras scene move! The flying saucer spins, the French Quarter balcony rocks and the float riders dance! Top Brunch Spots is the best source for reviews and information on Abita Mystery House / UCM Museum - Abita Springs, Louisiana.
Preble used his taxidermy skills to create Darrell the “Dogigator.
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