It has recently come to Narrator Z’s attention that the Museum of Talking Boards website is twenty years old as of 2016. The website has been online continuously since 1996 and has been and continues to be the source of a remarkable wealth of information about Ouija and other talking boards.
While merely enduring 20 years of continual uptime is an uncanny feat in and of itself, the real marvel is how in depth and complete a source of information it is. The Museum boasts not only a full history of talking boards, directions for their use, a huge gallery of images, user experiences and rumors, but also links to interactive boards and a bibliography of the use of boards in fiction.
Narrator Z urges anyone with a passing interest in ouija and talking boards to give the site a look. It is remarkably easy to read, though its style has remained unchanged in 20 years (much like shadowlands.net) and the site is completely ad free, and has been updated as recently as 2015.
Narrator Z would further like to assure readers that this blog is in no way related to or endorsed by the Museum, we are simply in awe of its achievement in educating the public on the strange and paranormal for two decades.Narrator Z fondly remembers the first time that they encountered the Museum, and promptly sent them a prank email about QWERTY style boards, only to be informed that such boards actually exist.
Reader, we hope that the Museum will entertain and inform you as much as it has these narrators, and we urge you always to tread carefully when dealing with Ouija boards.
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