Museum of Salt and Pepper Shakers

The Museum of Salt and Pepper Shakers displays more than 20,000 sets of shakers, organized by categories including Christmas, plastic, and Americana themes.

Founded in 2002 by Belgian archaeologist Andrea Ludden, the museum originated from her collection that started with pepper mills in 1984.

The extensive collection reflects global manufacturing techniques through shakers made of glass, ceramic, wood, and metal from different countries and periods.

The museum includes a gift shop where visitors can purchase shaker sets, with regular guided tours available throughout operating hours.

Morton Salt dedicated section explains how their invention of non-clumping salt led to the development of modern salt and pepper shakers.

Location: Gatlinburg

Inception: 2002

Phone: +18887781802

Email: spmuseumtn@gmail.com

Website: http://thesaltandpeppershakermuseum.com

GPS coordinates: 35.71598,-83.50248

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:45