The museum is much loved and part of our community. Wells would not be the same without it.

Keep going at all costs. You are too valuable a facility for the community.

Mendip Calligraphy Group really values the museum, and we hold our Calligraphy Exhibitions in the beautiful gallery space.

Our July Exhibition has had to be postponed to next year, and we are looking forward to be back again when it is reopened.

Whenever I enter the museum I feel a sense of calm, it is a truly wonderful place.

The staff and volunteers are so special, I would hate to see this very special asset to Wells close.

Love the museum, wishing all the best.

Hard times for all things art and cultural, and once they are gone they are gone.

Wells Museum is a legacy for generations to come. It is nice to think there are those who care enough to protect it.

Wells Museum inspired my museums/heritage career and gave me valuable work experience. Thank you and all the best.

I think that it is very important to support our museums and places of historic interest. After all, without knowing how generations behaved in the past, we do not know what to do for the future to avoid making the same mistakes!

Wells and its history mean so much to local people, and those who love the city but have moved away.

It's important to preserve the museum for the sake of the city's heritage.

This is far too good a museum to lose. It needs support.

Although I live in Sussex, I am happy to support the museum.

I believe the museum is a shining example of its kind, and as a caver I wholeheartedly support the work that it does and recommend anyone to visit when possible again, and discover the adventures of exploring under Mendip.

I believe this is so very important. The museum is a centre of learning, a happy place for the public, and is encouraging our younger generation to become involved in investigating the past.

It’s one of the treasures in Wells, it’s our heritage!

Vital for community and visitors alike.

Great idea to support local cultural organisations - well done on getting this started.

Wells Museum was such a large part of our childhood. We were evacuated to Chilcompton. My mum used to put me, aged 8 or 9, with my brother, aged 4 or 5, on the bus to Wells.

She gave us both 1 shilling 2d for two entries to the museum, a tour of Wells Cathedral and clocks, a walk round the Bishop’s Palace moat and a trip down the High Street for two lots of fish and chips... then back on the four o’clock bus!

Thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to conduct research on H.E. Balch's material from Badger Hole, towards my recent MSc dissertation.

Good luck with your fundraising efforts at this difficult time.

Cavers owe it to Balch to support the museum.

The museum is extremely useful for researchers in many disciplines, particularly local history and archaeology, and deserves to be fully supported.

I love this little museum. You are always made to feel very welcome. Thank you to all the volunteers who run it.

We are pleased to offer our support to the initiative to keep Wells Museum open for the community.

Keep up the good work - these artefacts need to be maintained, displayed and explained.

It is vital we keep the museum.it is a treasure trove of so much relating to our historic city.

A brilliant idea to get the museum through difficult times. Hope to do some research there as soon as you reopen.

The Wells Museum is a unique and valued addition to the attractions of Wells and needs to be cherished in these troubled times.

The museum is an important part of Wells Heritage Partnership with cathedral and Bishop's Palace. It needs to be supported for now and the future. It is also fun!

Thank you for helping to record our local caving heritage.

A great local resource which deserves support.

It is essential that Wells & Mendip Museum survives this difficult time.