About 13th Mausoleum

Welcome to the Mausoleum

13th Mausoleum is a family-run gothic oddities shop based in Pflugerville, Texas, just outside Austin. Founded by Steven and Julie Reeves, the shop grew from a lifelong love of Halloween, historic cemeteries, gothic architecture, horror, cryptids, and the beautifully unusual.

Inside the Mausoleum, you’ll find realistic skull replicas, 3D-printed curiosities, handmade gothic décor, cryptid collectibles, Halloween creations, horror-inspired pieces, oddities, and carefully selected treasures for cabinets of curiosity. Many pieces are designed, printed, cast, finished, or hand-painted by us, giving every creation its own character and history.

Our goal is to create objects that feel as though they were discovered in a forgotten collection: strange enough to invite questions, detailed enough to reward a closer look, and made for people who believe the unusual deserves a place of honor.

Visit Us in Person

You can shop a rotating selection of 13th Mausoleum products inside The Curious Hippo in Hutto, Texas. Because the selection changes as new curiosities arrive and others find homes, each visit may reveal something different.

Find Us at Local Events

We also bring the Mausoleum on the road to horror, Halloween, and oddities events throughout Texas. You can catch us at Horror for the Holidays in Austin and the World Oddities Expo in Austin and San Antonio.

During the Halloween season, you can find 13th Mausoleum throughout the entire Pumpkin Nights season at Pioneer Farms in Austin.

We are also considering a future appearance at the Texas Haunters Convention in Irving. Because that appearance is not yet confirmed, follow 13th Mausoleum on social media for official event announcements, dates, and booth information.

Step Into the Mausoleum

Whether you discover us online, visit our display in Hutto, or encounter us at an event, we invite you to explore slowly. There is always another relic, specimen, creature, or story waiting beyond the next cabinet door.

Step into the Mausoleum.