I realise it may be a little controversial to say so, but our Masonic Museum, wonderful as it is, has only a limited amount of space and there is so much more we could do with some aspects of our Masonic heritage providing our hypothetical new Heritage Centre had enough room.
I certainly think we could donate a full-sized installation to Emanuel Swedenborg, particularly since the 1844 New Church in Henry Street is no longer an active place of worship. I know the Swedish Freemasons had oodles of artefacts that could be proudly displayed, although I'm afraid I can't speak Swedish.
Also, now the last gas-holder is confirmed for demolition, all the more reason to have a proper permanent installation for the Bath Gas, Light and Coke Company, which would require a considerable amount of space, more than is available at any of our other museums.
I just think it would be nice to have a museum at the Twerton end of the city for a change, because Twerton rarely sees any benefit from the profits of the tourist industry, and I'm sure Twerton's pubs could seriously do with extra customers.
Seán Russell Friend Saint Peter's Terrace East Twerton Bath
