Blood, Guts, Children and Power
06 June 2009, 11.00 - 13.00

Tickets are FREE but must be booked in
advance.
Fully booked
For two and a half centuries the elegant terraces and squares of
Holborn, Bloomsbury and St Pancras have played host to the grandeur
of the Royal College of Surgeons, hospitals for sick children and
poor immigrants, and the homes of figures such as Charles Darwin
and Virginia Woolf. This two-hour walk reveals the hidden history
of London's medical quarter.
Please note this tour starts from Holborn tube station and ends
at Wellcome Collection.
This is an adapted version of a walk published in 'Medical
London: City of diseases, city of cures'. For more on the book,
visit the Medical London website.
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