When you come across a place called Museum of Wonder, billed as the “World’s First Drive-Thru Museum,” which boasts free admission no less—well, you’ve gotta stop, right? I still have no idea what the hell this place was about, but we drove thru it anyway.

A drive-thru museum made from brightly painted shipping containers is set up among tall trees, featuring bold text and quirky designs.A silver trailer with red-trimmed windows serves as a drive-thru for the Museum of Wonder, showcasing various intriguing objects inside.A red drive-thru with large, bold lettering is composed of shipping containers, featuring a graphic on the side and a gravel path for vehicles.A quirky exhibit features mounted deer heads, colorful signs with curious text, and a preserved object in a glass case.A collection of various objects, including shells, notes, and a jar, is displayed under a colorful, artistic backdrop with text and a black-and-white photograph.A quirky, eclectic collection features vintage circus memorabilia, including a skeleton painting, masks, a ventriloquist dummy, and various curiosities displayed on shelves.Sculptures and large red spheres are displayed outdoors in front of red shipping containers and a tree.