'Many Quakers joined the campaign to boycott the products of enslavement, such as dyes, cotton and sugar.' Photo: Abolitionist teacup, courtesy Friends House Library

‘It would be the first museum in England to explore a history of faith and belief in the British Isles from prehistory to the present day, using personal histories of faith through rare and compelling objects.’

New Faith Museum features Quaker teacup

‘It would be the first museum in England to explore a history of faith and belief in the British Isles from prehistory to the present day, using personal histories of faith through rare and compelling objects.’

by Rebecca Hardy 3rd November 2023

A new Faith Museum opened last month, showcasing a Quaker saucer and teacup as part of its collection.

New Faith Museum features Quaker teacup

‘It would be the first museum in England to explore a history of faith and belief in the British Isles from prehistory to the present day, using personal histories of faith through rare and compelling objects.’

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