I’ll preface this slideshow of photos from the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic with this: I am not a witch or a pagan, although I have explored Druidism and have an affinity for those who worship nature in some form. I don’t have a religion of any kind. I will say that although I tend toward skepticism and logic, I do know that I don’t know everything, and I am wary of practices which attempt to control forces that are not understood.

What I am very interested in is the history of witchcraft and women’s rights, ethnobotany, and folklore and folk practices, as well as pagan art. This museum features a large swath of information from centuries ago up to the present day, including pop culture. It was AWESOME and I recommend it to anyone visiting Boscastle, which apparently has a reputation for witch culture and history.

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2 responses to “Museum of Witchcraft and Magic, Boscastle”

  1. lbpgoddess Avatar
    lbpgoddess

    Very interesting. Did I miss the pics of the black pullets?.  Please tell me you got a trump voodoo doll. Lol. Seriously… this really looks and sounds fascinating.  Thanks for sharing it with me.LorrieSent via the Samsung Galaxy S23+ 5G, an AT&T 5G smartphone

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    1. Laurie Avatar

      It really was one of the most fascinating places we went. The Black Pullet talismans were in photo #10 in the slideshow. They are needlepoint circles. And I would have bought a Trump voodoo doll, but they did not have them for sale. Although, I don’t know. Anything with the likeness of Trump is pretty gross. Not sure if I’d want it in my suitcase or bag with my other stuff. Ew. I’m sure there are plenty of witches out there working on him already.

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