Obscura Day 2016

What adventurers saw and snapped during our annual day of exploration.

Whoa man. Is this poster glowing? Wait. Is that a centaur?

The micronation of Molossia is very real to its leader.

A world-beating pinball player attempts to make me a master of the game.

You get the lights, I'll flip the switch for the Victorian teleport.

Cornell's witchcraft collection has an original copy of the Malleus Maleficarum, an early witch-hunting handbook.

Once you start looking for bollards, you will find them everywhere.

Cornell's collection has more than 600 witchy items.

Ferenc Mere's passion lives on as Froggyland, a museum full of anthropomorphic amphibians.

It's more ropes and ladders than arms and legs.

The greatest showman on Earth had a less-than-great run of disasters.

A section of D.C.'s Congressional Cemetery has become a gathering place for honoring LGBT activists.

With 24,000 maps and 760 globes, Murray Hudson's cartographic stash is full of treasures.

Nearly 200 expeditions in 35 states and 25 countries. Join us!