The Vent Haven Museum

Located in Fort Mitchell, KY, the Vent Haven Museum is the only ventriloquist museum in the world, featuring over 500 figures and over 100 years of artists.
The Vent Haven Museum is open seasonally from May until the end of September. For information on how to schedule a visit, go to their website: venthavenmuseum.com.

[@kermitosis2483]

I love ventriloquism I wish I could come

[@luckyflare231]

Don't all we vents.

[@plumbingstuffinoregon2471]

I love how that guy stuck his tongue out at the end

[@samartmanandpals5012]

Baggy: Wow!!!! Look of all the ventriloquist Dummies in the Vent haven museum so Cool!!!!!😃😃😃😃😃😎😎😎😎👍👍👍👍👍

[@Leung-kf6ei]

Loved Your Video, Thanks For all you do to entertain us.. 😊

[@aaronying4989]

Love this I really want to go to see this!!

[@luckyflare231]

The last dummy in the end seems very complex.

[@derekninabuck5359]

yes it is, if you are interested in it you can go to Jeff Dunhams facebook page and there is a live video he did a few years ago and he gave a pretty detailed behinds the scenes type tour of the museum and he shows that dummy and even shows how the headstick works and how complex it is to operate it.
here is the link so you don't have to look for it, i would recommend watching the entire video because it is a pretty cool tour of the museum but the part with this specific dummy is at 12:18
facebook.com/JeffDunham/videos/10154982172298827/

[@ravegamerclub5372]

Awesome if you ever need room i would give them a home i to want to keep the ventriloquist and marinates alive forever so much i base my club on Pupteers and the love of the art of puppets and vents and marinates it is a true art form we wish to preserve and entertain the next generation so we can keep it alive for thousands of years more and yes we still entertain but we also share that love of the art and the ones that have come before us like Edgar B. and all the ones after... a love we love to share my misinformation i have lost all my puppets and marinates die to a house fire some time ago so now I am back to trying to get new faces for my live broadcast ...I want to share the love i found when i was a youngster that is what rave club is all about the love and laughter and comedy and entertainment that makes us all smile.

[@luckyflare231]

I'm glad to see the enthusiasm!

[@rainstarflowerdroplets9624]

That must be Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer snerd with Edgar Bergen the ventriloquist

[@cameroncollins5399]

I want a Charlie McCarthy dummy

[@ventjai3429]

I want Danny o day

[@pvailahi4780]

Thanks for you! I'm sorry but you soon love you for all the beach and I will send it out to the beach with this video and the 😁😂😂😂😎😎😎😎😎😀

[@p.dubyah5012]

Edgar Burgan was not an ventriloquist

[@p.dubyah5012]

@Charles stuff / Lewis Weber he was but he stopped when he got a dummy called tommy baloney

[@wyattbrotatochip3169]

2:33 WTF

[@josankrury7139]

they were built to be used

[@anotheroneofthecrowd9379]

Just as was mentioned in the video, each one of those puppets was created and used for a certain ventriloquist, and each one had been supplied with its own voice and personality. The museum has a very appropriate decorum of preserving these dummies and the history of those who used them. They are being archived, so as to respect the performers who used them, as well as the history of each dummy. And a good majority of the puppets at the museum were donated by those who used them, or by family of passed ventriloquists. It’s not as though the museum is greedily seeking artifacts. The premise of the museum is the complete opposite, in fact, and they are very transparent about that.