The facade features a parade of gilded frames containing information about the various burlesque girls whose eponymous hot dogs crowd the menu. Think of buying a hot dog as a timed-entry ticket into the museum. “Ray-gun” hot dog cooker. His favorite piece is a 1950s hot dog cooker made specifically for use in a car and cleverly named Car-B-Cue. There’s a corn dog chapstick, a hot dog puzzle, a gold-plated “Chow-Hound” hot dog stick, and an array of vintage dishes featuring hot dog iconography.