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On the third floor of the Old State in Hartford, Connecticut rests the Museum of Natural and Other Curiosities, a recreation of Joseph Steward's original 1798 collection of exotic creatures and other oddities. Among these features is a taxidermied two-headed calf, valued at $2,000: not bad for stuffed livestock. And it isn't even the only example of polycephaly on display there; the museum is also home to a two-headed fetal pig.

A Two-Headed Calf

( Photo courtesy of Panoramio / August 15, 2012 )

On the third floor of the Old State in Hartford, Connecticut rests the Museum of Natural and Other Curiosities, a recreation of Joseph Steward's original 1798 collection of exotic creatures and other oddities. Among these features is a taxidermied two-headed calf, valued at $2,000: not bad for stuffed livestock. And it isn't even the only example of polycephaly on display there; the museum is also home to a two-headed fetal pig.