Trundle Manor is a curiosity museum in Swissvale near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, created around the private collection of artists Anton and Rachel Miriello. Set in a Victorian house, it embraces a macabre, theatrical style with exhibits on cryptozoology, vintage taxidermy, jarred specimens, and oddities such as Olivia’s Singing Tumor. The couple bought the property in 2007 and opened public tours in 2009, asking visitors to bring donations rather than standard admission. Drawing on interests in Goth aesthetics, steampunk, classic horror, and the macabre, they built Trundle Manor into a well-known Pittsburgh-area attraction that also hosts classes, shows, and a traveling creep show.