Open to everyone · free to visit
Walk the halls in first person. Leave a photograph, a letter, a voice or a beloved object on permanent public display — framed on the wall, set on a plinth, sealed behind glass.
What it costs
Every entry is a public exhibit in a public record. Choose the scale of your place in the museum — most people start at £1.
A framed photograph, a letter, a poem, a voice note. The entry that starts everything.
A larger frame or a small object on a stone plinth.
A glass case display, lit from above, with a full description card.
A monument set in one of the grand halls.
The scale of a hall centrepiece. Impossible to miss.
Four ways to be displayed
Hung on the gallery wall with a printed label beneath it.
An object standing at eye level in the middle of the room.
Your keepsake sealed in a lit vitrine, as museums do.
A moving screen for a video message or a voice recording.
Every artefact carries a description card you can read from where you stand: the name, the kind of thing it is, the year of the memory, and the date it was placed here. Nothing is private. This is a public record for the world.
Begin the walk