About Spiritualism The Pioneer Journal The Pioneer journal is a unique insight into the history of the Spiritualists’ National Union and its pioneers. Created using original researched material all articles and quotes where possible are taken from original sources as published at the time. These online journals will be especially beneficial to those studying for SNU courses, a great way to become more acquainted with the Spiritualists’ National Union and its long history and workers. All editions of the Pioneer journal are free and individually compiled and researched by Paul J. Gaunt. Paul is the curator and librarian of the Britten Museum & Library located in the Arthur Findlay College. The museum is home to thousands of original documents and historical artifacts associated with Spiritualism and psychic science, a very popular attraction when visiting the college. sp Latest Journal s Subscribe Don't miss another edition, get the Pioneer Journal delivered bimonthly to your inbox for free! Subscribe s Pioneer Journal Archive space Previous Journals A downloadable archive of all previous pioneer journals from 2013 to present. s Important Subjects in SNU History A selection of important subjects from the history of the Spiritualists' National Union, each booklet is a collection of information compiled from previous Pioneer Journals. Designed to cover key topics for anyone studying one of our courses, or for anyone looking to further their knowledge on the history of our movement. Important Subjects s Psypioneer - Electronic Journal Archive Psypioneer, was an electronic journal focused on the early period of Modern Spiritualism. Psypioneer operated continuously from 2004 until December of 2016. Upon its termination the back catalog was archived at IAPSOP for historical value. Paul Gaunt was editor of the Psypioneer from July 2005 until Dec 2016, the historic back issues are now available for you to view online. Psypioneer Journals s Paul Gaunt Website As well as being our museum curator and SNU Historian, Paul gives lectures and talks on specialist subjects varying from the case of Helen Duncan to Hydesville and the Seven Principles, even the fascinating beginnings of victorian Spirit Photography and the controversial topic of Physical Mediumship. Find out more about pauls travels and his learning and study weeks at the Arthur Findlay College via his website. Click to visit