The Club chose to hold an outdoor meeting instead of a regular club night, opting for a visit to The Panacea Society Museum in Bedford. On Thursday morning, 33 Club members, along with their wives and partners, explored the Museum. Members were split into two groups and guided through the Museum by enthusiastic volunteers. The Museum features a collection of buildings, along with gardens and a small church located in the heart of Bedford. Group members had the opportunity to explore the rooms and accommodations used by the Panaceans. While there was much to see, time ultimately became a limiting factor. The Panacea Volunteers were exceptionally attentive, making the visit both engaging and informative.
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