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The Vagina Museum team Florence Schechter, Zoe Williams, Sarah Creed - Credit: Angus Young Camden market s Vagina Museums reopens this month with its second exhibition on the history of menstruation. The museum opened in Stables Market in November 2019 with an inaugural display about vagina myths - Muff Busters - which drew more than 110,000 visitors. Closed for much of 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic, the world s first bricks and mortar museum dedicated to vaginas and gynaecological anatomy opens its doors once again on May 21. Sponsored by The Body Shop, Periods: A Brief History aims to bust the veil of shame and taboo that exists around menstruation. It ranges from historic perceptions and beliefs dating from Ancient Greece to the present day, to what people used before the invention of tampons and sanitary pads, to looking at how period shame has been impacted by culture, religion and a lack of understanding about what the monthly bleed actually is. Other issue

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