Museums here in Newfoundland, Canada, tend to sometimes be somewhat less ostentatious than some -
housing artifacts of everyday living from long ago in their natural environment.
This is inside the lighthouse (now a museum) on Cape Bonavista - assumed to be the landfall of John Cabot in 1497.
The "curator" also doesn't fit the normal perception of what a museum curator should look like -
in fact, he looks a bit like a lighthouse keeper ;-)