One of the unusual museums found in Las Vegas, Nevada is the Erotic Heritage Museum (EHM). It displays and showcases arts, photos, sculpture, and other forms dedicated to the history of erotica. The museum opened in 2008 and funded by some businessmen including Harry Mohney, founder of the D?j? Vu Strip Club chain.

The museum is home to some 40 years worth of collection of the Exodus Trust Archives. Exodus Trust preserves different genres of erotic arts it also manages the Institute of Advance Study of Human Sexuality located in San Francisco, California. Aside from the local and international art that it showcases, the museum also features a number of famous artists from around the world.

The museum is looking to make people understand the difference between commercial that is more often identified as pornographic from which is actual art. The museum is moreover dedicated to the legacy of American Sexual Revolution, and moves to let people know that sexuality is a part of every human experience. It is open on Tuesdays to Sundays with special operating hours; it could also change hours to accommodate space rentals or events.