The Museum is open 11am - 5pm, Thursday to Sunday, until 24th October.
This museum tells the story of the Panacea Society – a remarkable religious community formed in the early twentieth century.
The Panacea Museum is in ‘Castleside’, a beautiful Victorian house that was part of the community’s headquarters. It tells the story of the Panacea Society and other similar religious groups.
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Edwardian Culture and the Panacea Society opens Thursday 15th July, with free entry and no need to book. The exhibition looks at the lives of middle class women in Edwardian England, and the values conferred on them as they survived the first world war and entered the 1920s.
This month, all over the world, people are celebrating Pride month. During this important event we want to show our support to the LGBTQIA+ community and shine a light on the experiences of Panacea Society members Edgar Peissart, Donald Ricketts and Jesse Green.
This museum tells the story of the Panacea Society – a remarkable religious community formed in the early twentieth century.
The Panacea Museum is in ‘Castleside’, a beautiful Victorian house that was part of the community’s headquarters. It tells the story of the Panacea Society and other similar religious groups.
