The Museum of Drugs is an internationally renowned authority on the history of substance use, aiming to bring the historical context of drug legislation to a wider audience. As a Registered Charity (1181946), the museum offers a unique collection of historical artifacts and antiques that tell the story of human relations with psychoactive substances. Step back in time as you explore our exhibits, which cover various periods from early evolutionary development to modern times, including the role of drugs in survival, criminalization, and warfare.

Our exhibits provide insight into how moral panics, fear, and ignorance have influenced social policy and legislation surrounding substance use. Led by a team of experts, including Chief Executive & Curator Ben Curran and Trustees Dan Mobbs and Emmeline Gabrielle Von Ratzer MBE, the Museum of Drugs is dedicated to increasing understanding of the history and context of drug use. Visitors from all walks of life, including policy makers and academics, are encouraged to explore and learn from our engaging and thought-provoking displays.

Discover the past to build a better future at the Museum of Drugs. Visit us at www. museumofdrugs.

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