A Fake Museum of Real Truth
Meticulously Sourced.
Wickedly Funny.
Objectively Terrifying.
A traveling pop-up museum that turns the documented corruption of the Trump era into something you can walk through — deeply sourced, fact-checked, and funny enough to keep you from crying. Cities and dates to be announced. Be the first to know.
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PUBLIC ITINERARY · AUG 28 – NOV 3, 2026
Both are on tour. Thirty stops in ten weeks, September through early November.
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The full installation from New York and Washington, rebuilt city by city. 3,437 volumes, the Trump–Epstein timeline, and a tribute to survivors.
Starting September 10 in Dallas, the Bookmobile carries all 3.5 million files to twenty-five more communities — survivor-led, one town at a time.
Thirty stops is a lot of road. Help keep 3.5 million pages moving.
SUPPORT THE TOUR →The Trumpsonian is a venture of the Institute for Primary Facts, which also runs the Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room and the Epstein Files Bookmobile.
The Mission
The Trumpsonian is a museum of Trump-era corruption on the move — pop-up exhibits designed to bring the documented record to people where they are. Every artifact is fake. Every fact behind it is real, sourced, and impossible to unsee.
The Trumpsonian is a venture of The Institute for Primary Facts, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to putting the public record where the public can actually see it.
Our Methodology
The Trumpsonian sits where sharp comedy meets a deeply sourced record of corruption. The jokes land because the facts behind them are real — and every one of them can be traced back to the public record.
We use immersive design, wit, and a museum-grade sense of theatre to make the record of corruption impossible to look away from. The artifacts are invented. The corruption they document is not.
Behind every exhibit is meticulous research: primary documents, on-the-record reporting, and verifiable facts. Meticulously sourced and built to withstand scrutiny.
What We're Planning
We're designing the Trumpsonian to pop up in cities across the country — immersive, walkable, and unforgettable. Here's the shape of what's coming.
A traveling exhibition designed to reach people where they are. Cities to be announced.
Exhibits you move through — the public record staged as something you can see, feel, and never quite shake.
We'll share cities, dates, and how to visit as they're locked in. Join the list to hear it first.
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Not yet. The Trumpsonian is coming soon — we're deep in the creative work now. Join the list and we'll tell you the moment there's something to visit.
It's a traveling pop-up museum designed to reach cities across the country. We'll announce specific cities and locations as they're confirmed.
Dates are still to be announced. The best way to find out first is to join the mailing list.
Both. Every artifact is invented and the whole thing is built to make you laugh — but every fact behind it is real, sourced, and drawn from the public record of Trump-era corruption.
The Trumpsonian is a nonprofit venture dedicated to keeping the public record public — built by a team of researchers, writers, and designers who think the truth deserves a museum.
Two ways: join the list so you're first to know, and support the work so we can keep building.