Hoppiest Place in the World

Here   in this post you are going to come across two die hard rabbit lovers. We have heard about museum with miniature stuffs, historical depiction, coke memorabilia the list just goes on and on. But this one   is a little   strange. We mean to say a museum alone has been opened for rabbits   sculptures and rabbit related items. Now we tell you who got   the bunny affect so much in to them. We shall introduce you to the   owners of Bunny Museum of Pasadena. They are none other than Steve Lubanski   and Candace   Frazee.

We tell you how their mutual Bunny love kicked off. It all started on a romantic platform and ended up as a bunny craze which has been one of the reasons for their relationship going headstrong. It all began when she called him honey-bunny, and he gave her a stuffed bunny, for Valentine’s Day. Steve Lubanski and Candace Frazee met in 1992, at a singles seminar, and both discovered their love for bunnies. At first, each gave the other bunny gifts, on holidays, then, every day, and even several times a day. At their wedding reception, in 1994, Steve showed up in a bunny costume, they both did the bunny hop, and ate carrot cake.

In just a few years, the couple already had an impressive collection of bunny memorabilia, so, in 1998, they officially opened the  Bunny Museum, right in the house they live in. So you can now realize bunnies were so close to their hearts that they kept them inside a museum in their house. But the collection kept growing, and the Bunny Museum now features over 26,000 bunny-inspired things, from stuffed toys, to wind chimes, phones and pretty much anything you can imagine. Since Steve and Candice actually live in the Bunny Museum, admission is free, but by appointment only. So far the cute museum has been visited by 16,000 people.

If you are also impressed with their work then you are most welcomed to visit the museum but make sure that do not end up calling the collection as rabbits as Candace may take that alone with a pinch of salt. The couple    have seven real bunnies and continue to expand their collection at antique, novelty and out-of-town stores. Even when they go on vacation, there are bunny influences - like the Rabbit Ridge Winery in Paso Robles or the Jackrabbit Trading Post in Joseph City, Arizona.

The Largest Collection of Bunny Memorabilia counted to 24,632 Bunny related items and was set by the Bunny Museum at Pasadena, California , United States of America on March 27,2010.