
According to their home page (www.eroticheritagemuseumlasvegas.com/) the EHM "… houses more than 17,000 square feet of permanent and featured exhibits designed to preserve wonders of the erotic imagination as depicted through the artistic expression of acts of sex and love. It is dedicated to the belief that sexual pleasure and fun are natural aspects of the human experience, that such pleasure must be made available to all, and that our individual sexuality belongs to each of us." I have to say, it lived up to it’s mission statement as it presents a self-guided tour of sexuality, and you can see how views of sex and sexuality has evolved over the years. This was the second time I have been there; I found myself half way through (both times) I found myself realize, even though as times change fixation of sex and sexuality has been a dominant focus of all cultures. There appears people from any time period always wanted to project their sexual vitality (stone walls to statues to literary works, to publications to photographs to movies and to now the internet). I wonder what the next “BIG" thing (no pun intended) will be.
I realized with every generational society we as a people have evolved gained knowledge and found creative ways to increase or maximize the pleases which come from sex and sexuality. I saw the use of “deflowering" devices of Europe and Japan, make way to instruments like dildos, Sybian and electric stimulation toys. I also took note that some historic torture items like whips, floggers, paddles and more are still used today in. That today we have owned the instruments of torture to provide ourselves pleasure.
I do suggest the next time you are in Vegas, take the trip off the strip, away from the over priced drinks, one armed bandits and drive/taxi it to: 3275 Industrial Road, Las Vegas, NV 89109 pay the door donation (it is TAX DELECTABLE) and see this incredible museum. It will educate. stimulate and make you think; all at the same time.