Museum of Quidditch
The Museum of Quidditch is located in downtown London, England, safely hidden under the blanket of magic. To muggles, the elaborate building appears as an old run down hospital, seemingly inhabited by ghastly teenagers and gangs. But to any witch or wizard, an elaborate and ornate garden decorates the walk way up to the museum doors where strong pillars tower at the forefront of the building. Among its exhibits are a medieval broomstick that shows how the wizards and witches of the era must have found riding them uncomfortable, Gertie Keddle's diary, which chronicled the early evolution of Quidditch at Queerditch Marsh and a twelfth-century tapestry of a group of Snidget-hunters.
The Museum of Quidditch is located in downtown London, England, safely hidden under the blanket of magic. To muggles, the elaborate building appears as an old run down hospital, seemingly inhabited by ghastly teenagers and gangs. But to any witch or wizard, an elaborate and ornate garden decorates the walk way up to the museum doors where strong pillars tower at the forefront of the building. Among its exhibits are a medieval broomstick that shows how the wizards and witches of the era must have found riding them uncomfortable, Gertie Keddle's diary, which chronicled the early evolution of Quidditch at Queerditch Marsh and a twelfth-century tapestry of a group of Snidget-hunters.