Museum of Witchcraft Diary

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Saturday, June 04, 2016

Season of the Witch campaign

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This article includes a contribution from Simon Costin, the Director of the Museum and also features images of his set design for Comme des ...

Dogs love Cornwall (and the Museum!)

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The Museum welcomes well behaved dogs on leads and appears in this month's "Dogs love Cornwall" feature of Cornwall Living...

Conference in London on "Satanic Abuse Scare"

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UK Satanic Abuse Scare: 25 Years On In the late 80s and early 90s the media portrayed Pagans as satanic, large-scale ritual child abusers...

Folklore Tapes project

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Last week David Chatton Barker, Sam Mcloughlin and Ian Humberstone undertook a research/artistic residency at the Museum.  Working under the...
Friday, June 03, 2016

Museum open by candlelit tonight!

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Come and experience the wonderful atmosphere of the Museum at night.  Open from 8-11pm (last entry at 10.30pm) on Saturday 4th June.  No nee...

Wonderful witch's long lost sister?

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We recently received a donation of a rather wonderful witch.  Here she is welcoming visitors to the Museum... A Friend of the Museum sp...

Great photos of the Museum

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Carol Keith, a Friend of the Museum, recently spent a few days in Boscastle.  She took several photos during her time here and she recently ...

Questions from the Pagan Writers Community

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A few weeks ago, we were asked a series of thoughtful questions by the Pagan Writer's Community (via Mario Woolley),  The questions and ...
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Coloured thread folk magic donation

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Friend of the Museum John Byrne recently kindly donated a collection of wands and charms, including crosses, an old iron nail and a small h...
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Thursday, June 02, 2016

Horse brass of Boscastle now available

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The Museum now stocks these charming Boscastle horse brasses - based on a traditional design,,, They are available from the online shop  ...
Monday, May 30, 2016

Wonderful witchy ways

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We recently received a witchy donation from a local couple.  This witch oversaw their handfasting.  Before being put in store (for the time ...

Museum is taking part in Carer's Week

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We are delighted to be taking part in Carer's Week again this year by offering free entry to carers during the week of June 6th-12th. ...

Halloween conference more detail on the speakers

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More details of Halloween Conference speakers, October 15 2016... Here is a brief outline of a talk to be given on the day by Tom...

Palmistry readings

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It was a beautiful day in Boscastle yesterday and we were delighted to have someone outside reading palms and tarot!  A lady from Tinta...
Sunday, May 29, 2016

May Event write up and photos

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A day of talks was held in Boscastle on Saturday May 14th.  It was lovely to see everyone there and the day seemed like a great success.  I...
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Monday, May 23, 2016

Watch a video about the "Dark Gathering" at the Museum

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For the past two years, the Museum has played host to a "Dark Gathering" on October 31st (Samhain or Halloween).  This year's ...
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Friday, May 20, 2016

Victoria & Albert Museum Loans

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After many months of behind the scenes form filling, we are very pleased to be lending some objects to the Victoria and Albert Museum’s new...
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Halloween conference October 15th more detail on speakers

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The tickets for our day of talks on October 15th are selling well.  The theme is Halloween and we have some fascinating talks lined up.  ...
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Museum of Witchcraft
Boscastle, Cornwall, United Kingdom
I am a privately owned museum which has been in existence since 1951 when I first opened on The Isle of Man. I have been in Boscastle since 1961 and display a large collection of witchcraft related artefacts dating from prehistory to today. I also have a large library with around 5,000 books which is used by researchers from the UK and around the world. This photo shows Cecil Williamson, founder of the museum.
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