I learned about this after stumbling across the "Museum of Jurassic Technology" in Los Angeles, several years ago.
It was pretty clear from the outset that it wasn't a "real" museum, and one should not take the labels at face value, but as I worked through the collection, the random inconsistencies started to gel into a coherent sort of museum parody.
Searching around afterwards led me to the pataphysics movement.
Googling the museum again, I see it's now "by advance registration only", so I guess it's harder to stumble across, but I liked it.
It was pretty clear from the outset that it wasn't a "real" museum, and one should not take the labels at face value, but as I worked through the collection, the random inconsistencies started to gel into a coherent sort of museum parody.
Searching around afterwards led me to the pataphysics movement.
Googling the museum again, I see it's now "by advance registration only", so I guess it's harder to stumble across, but I liked it.
https://mjt.org/