Bedford’s Panacea Museum to reopen for 2024

January 31st, 2024

One of the most fascinating museums in the UK will reopen on 1st Feb, giving visitors a glimpse into the lives of members of the secretive Panacea Society.

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Mrs Shepstone and Mrs Fox

January 18th, 2024

The letters of Helen Shepstone to Rachel Fox

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Museum Opening Dates 2024

January 9th, 2024

The Museum re-opens Thursday 1st February, 10am- 4pm

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From Wilderness to Eternity

December 8th, 2023

The 'wilderness people' vs. Sealed Members, by volunteer Adrian

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Recreation at the Panacea Society

November 24th, 2023

The Panacea Society's pastimes by volunteer Victoria C

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'The Book of Octavia'

November 11th, 2023

A creative piece written by volunteer Adrian

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'Rhyme, Reason and The Apocalypse' opens this week

November 1st, 2023

Exploring ideas of The Apocalypse in times of crisis through creative expression, poetry and other writings

In the press

Museum volunteer raises funds for Sue Ryder

October 29th, 2023

Museum volunteer raises funds for the St John’s Hospice in Moggerhanger

In the press

Hidden Gem in the Centre of Bedford

September 6th, 2023

Bedford Independent: Learn more about the Society and the museum in this article

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The Sons of Octavia

July 7th, 2023

Student volunteers Precious and Jenny explore the stories of Mabel Barltrop's sons

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On Charity: Paying It Forward

June 24th, 2023

Volunteer Adrian shares his thoughts on the nature of Giving and the work of the Panacea Society

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Octavia, Sir Jack Daw and the Smallest of Corvids

May 17th, 2023

On 14th February 1924 a jackdaw appeared at Octavia’s bedroom window...

News & Blog

Bedford’s Panacea Museum to reopen for 2024

Mrs Shepstone and Mrs Fox

Museum Opening Dates 2024

From Wilderness to Eternity

Recreation at the Panacea Society

'The Book of Octavia'

'Rhyme, Reason and The Apocalypse' opens this week

Museum volunteer raises funds for Sue Ryder

Hidden Gem in the Centre of Bedford

The Sons of Octavia

On Charity: Paying It Forward

Octavia, Sir Jack Daw and the Smallest of Corvids

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