VAMPA Vampire & Paranormal Museum

VAMPA Vampire & Paranormal Museum is a privately run museum in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, created to explore the intersection of the supernatural, folklore, myth, faith, and paranormal belief through objects and art. The museum promotes itself as housing a major collection of vampire-related artefacts, with a strong emphasis on historic-style “vampire killing” kits and themed installations.

The museum opened to the public in 2023 and is associated with curator/owner Ed (Edmondo) Crimi, who built the collection over decades. The presentation leans into atmosphere: curated rooms of occult and paranormal objects, dramatic staging, and an experience that sits somewhere between cabinet-of-curiosities and horror museum.

VAMPA is a modern “myth and belief” site. It documents what people collect, fear, and ritualise — and how the vampire myth became physical through objects designed to “protect” or “kill,” regardless of whether vampires were ever real.

Some of the museum highlights are: Vampire Killers: Ornate wooden stakes, specialized weapons, and antique vampire-hunting sets. Oddities & Artifacts: Original talking boards, an intact exorcism chair, and demonic statues. Fine Art & Antiques: Sculptures, paintings, and furniture exploring myth, folklore, and faith.