The world famous Museum of Witchcraft is sited in the sophisticated North Cornwall harbour hamlet of Boscastle and houses the worlds main heap of Witchcraft applicable artefacts and regalia.
The museum's history is as spellbinding as its heap. It was firstly founded on the Atoll of Man By Cecil Williamson in 1951.
Cecil's long-lasting fear in Witchcraft and magic began with his firstly clash with old West land Witchcraft as a child in the Devon hamlet of North Bovey at the same time as he was befriended by the residence Witch after defending the aged animal from a group of thugs who suspected her of bewitching store.
As an immense he investigated the Concoct of African Witchdoctors while working on a tobacco plantation in Rhodesia. He continued his glamor in Britain in the 1930's mixing with leading experts of the day and even worked as an expressive for MI6 collating the Occult interests of the Nazis.
In 1951 Cecil opened the firstly museum in the Witches Drudge on the Atoll of Man. Gerald Gardner who he had firstly met in 1946 was employed as "Nationwide Witch". Having very divergent ideas of Witchcraft and the regulate in which the museum could do with go; their working relation and friendship inadequate down and in 1954 Williamson sold the lodge and some of the heap to Gardner and stirred his museum to Windsor, at rest Imperial officials were not unthinking with the balk of a Witchcraft museum and not compulsory that possibly it could do with be sited everyplace exceedingly.
Cecil relocated again to the Cotswold hamlet of Bourton-on-the-Water where residence Christians subjected him to death pressure, strung dead cats up in his garden vegetation and repeatedly fire-bombed his museum. And so the fixed budge took Cecil and his museum to Boscastle in 1960 where it skeleton today.
At midnight on Samhain 1996, Williamson sold the museum to Graham Ruler and Elizabeth Show off. He took some of his favourite artefacts with him, and stirred to Witheridge, a insignificant hamlet in the neighborhood to Tiverton in Devon. He died in 1999.
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