Mustard Museum Opens Post-Red Sox Loss

The National Museum of Mustard in Middleton, Wisconsin, was founded by Barry Levenson after the 1986 World Series loss by the Boston Red Sox. The museum, now featuring over 7,200 mustard-related items, was started as a hobby and is celebrated through annual events and exhibits. It highlights mustard's cultural and historical significance, with features like a mustard vending machine and a dedicated-fictitious college.