The Tranzient Gallery

The Tranzient Gallery is another curiosity cabinet, discovered and restored by our Curator, Wesley Perriman-Batty. It was found, prior to the discovery of the Palace of Curiosities, in a remote location high up in the Yorkshire Dales. It turned up at the enigmatic Mire House, which sits on bleak moorland 1,000ft above sea level.
The croft had fallen out of use in the 1950s and had remained empty until recently when it was purchased by local writer and eccentric Sue Woodcock. As a long-time friend of our curator she offered him the gallery which had been hidden at the back of the old carriage shed.
Over the last few years Wesley Perriman-Batty has been restoring this ''wonder of a bygone age'' and he has also endeavoured to find out more about this curious bicycle and its history.
The croft had fallen out of use in the 1950s and had remained empty until recently when it was purchased by local writer and eccentric Sue Woodcock. As a long-time friend of our curator she offered him the gallery which had been hidden at the back of the old carriage shed.
Over the last few years Wesley Perriman-Batty has been restoring this ''wonder of a bygone age'' and he has also endeavoured to find out more about this curious bicycle and its history.