The Millie & Al’s dancing skeleton can be yours in an online auction

Legendary Adams Morgan bar Millie and Al's closed on Thursday night, but diehard fans can keep memories alive by taking home a memento of their favorite bar. The contents of Millie and Al's will be auctioned off Wednesday by the online auction site Rasmus, though it's possible to place bids now. (If you really need to see the quality of slightly creepy clown statue, a framed Guinness poster or a used George Foreman grill up close, the bar will be open Tuesday for inspections.)

The most interesting items available are ranked below. Bid now or forever hold your memories.

The iconic illuminated Millie and Al's sign from behind the bar

The "Star Trek" Enterprise model (22" x 41" x 95") that hung in the bar

A Millie and Al's Bud Light neon sign decorated with a neon piece of pizza

The dancing skeleton that signaled $1 Jello shots

The tap handle for Millie's Light, which I'm pretty sure was rebranded Natural Lite

The out-of-this-world Millie and Al's sign

A three-tap Beverage Air kegerator

420 pieces of used glassware, "includes mugs, pint glasses, rock glasses, shot glasses, etc" (Guys, you won't have to do dishes for, like, a year.)

The $1 Jello Shot light bulb

A Super Bowl XXXIII Miller Lite mirror (one for the Broncos fans)

A Jim Beam-branded hightop bar table shaped like a Les Paul guitar

Seven dancing Santas and a dancing snowman

A gold-colored statue of Tweety Bird sitting in Sylvester's palm

The ladies' room door

The 20-foot-long Millie and Al's signage that hangs on 18th Street ("Mounted to building. Buyer to deinstall.")