The Haunted Museum

 The cauldron of Ed Gein's was used to biol various human body parts. Ed Gein was known to be a graverobber and cannibal.  While Gein never admitted to be cannibalistic, people who were around him and knew him suspected him of having this very disturbing habit. He would dig up dead bodies and use their skin to create furniture for his home. The cauldron was used to store the various body parts. It was also used to allow the skin from the bodies to be removed from the bones more easily.

 The Devil's rocking chair is famously linked to Ed and Lorraine Warren ( two highly classified demonologist and psychic medium). The chair was also linked to a famous investigation led by the Warrens and was also mentioned in the film, The Conjuring 3. The rocking chair was the site of an exorcism of David Glatzel, a young boy who was possessed by a demon. The exorcism was performed on the boy by the Warrens. Highly angry, the demon was said to have left the boys body and invaded another persons body, that of Arne Johnson. While possessed, Johnson stabbed and killed his landlord. For the first time in history, demonic possession was used as the motive in a court of law.  Known as the Devil in Connecticut, it is a well known case that has spawned many tv shows and movies alike, the most famous being that of film The Conjuring 3.