Revd. John Skinner
2009-01-01 to 2009-12-31 A former rector of Camerton, Revd. John Skinner was a priest with radical thoughts, which in turn sparked conflict with revolutionary elements. He penned down journals which were his alter ego. The museum has record, articles and some of his journals which never made it to the headlines. Visitors can glance through these and learn about this great man.
Venue: Radstock Museum
A glimpse into the past
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Full of reconstructed scenes from around the turn of the century (1900 - that is), Radstock Museum offers a chance to learn about life on the North Somerset coalfields. A reconstructed mine tunnel awaits exploration, and a living room, co-op shop, carpenter's workshop, blacksmith's, and schoolroom take you back to the way things used to be in this region. Tea and cakes are served in the cafe, and a small shop sells related cards, books and gifts.
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Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
A former rector of Camerton, Revd. John Skinner was a priest with radical thoughts, which in turn sparked conflict with revolutionary elements. He penned down journals which were his alter ego. The museum has record, articles and some of his journals which never made it to the headlines. Visitors can glance through these and learn about this great man.
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