THE MUSEUM OF BREXIT

The story of Brexit is a complex one. It is a tale of political intrigue, grassroots activism, selfless service, and bold rebels – on both sides of the divide.

But it also involves deeper issues that underlie Sovereignty, Democracy, Good Governance, Trade, and continental power. At play, there is a far more complex history often not taught in schools. There is an enduring thread that prompts us to reflect on who we are as a nation, our identity, our shifting relationships with our neighbours, and difficult choices that have previously lain before us. 

So we'll split the story into three parts - the making of Britain and the nation state from prehistory down to 1950; Europeanness and Euroscepticism including de Gaulle's Non and Maggie's handbag; and then the Brexit battle itself and its aftermath down to 2020.

With space we'll add an important element of Global Britain - a Special Relationship Gallery. We'll explore its many ups and downs, and act as a hub for visiting American politicians and academics.

With our fifty county drop off points we secured enough material to put on display. Now we need to fundraise for the site. Help us tell that epic tale.