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Following is a list of sites in London associated
with the Medicine
- Anderson, Elizabeth Garrett ( 1836 - 1917 )
- First woman registered as a doctor and surgeon in the UK and first woman mayor in England
- Anderson, Elizabeth Garrett ( 1836 - 1917 )
- First woman registered as a doctor and surgeon in the UK and first woman mayor in England
- Bethlehem Hospital (Bedlam)- Imperial War Museum
- The site of the infamous lunatic asylum from 1815 to 1930. The criminally insane moved to Broadmoor Prison in 1846.
- Bethlehem Hospital (Bedlam)- Liverpool Street Station
- The site of the infamous lunatic asylum from 1329 to 1674.
- Bethlehem Hospital (Bedlam)- Moorfields
- The site of the infamous lunatic asylum from 1674to 1815.
- BRIGHT, Richard (1789-1858),
- Physician, lived here.
- CAVELL, Edith (1865-1915),
- Pioneer of modern nursing in Belgium and Heroine of the Great War, trained and worked here 1896-1901.
- CHADWICK, Sir Edwin (1801-1890),
- Public Health Reformer, lived here.
- Chelsea Physic Garden
- COPEMAN, Sydney Monckton (1862-1947),
- Immunologist and Developer of smallpox vaccine, lived here.
- Da Vinci Code - St Marys Hospital
- The hospital where Silas bought Bishop Aringarosa to be treated. In the book it is not clear which St Marys, but it is likely to be the one in Paddington.
- DALE, Sir Henry (1875-1968),
- Physiologist, lived here.
- DRYSDALE, Dr Charles Vickery (1874-1961),
- a founder of the Family Planning Association, opened his first birth control clinic here in 1921.
- DUKE-ELDER, Sir Stewart (1898-1978)
- Ophthalmologist, lived and worked here 1934-1976
- FENWICK, Ethel Gordon (1857-1947),
- Nursing Reformer, lived here 1887-1924.
- FISHER, Sir Ronald Aylmer (1890-1962)
- Statistician and Geneticist, lived here, 1896-1904
- FLEMING, Sir Alexander (1881-1955),
- Discoverer of penicillin, lived here.
- Former St Georges Hospital
- FREUD, Anna (1895-1982)
- Doctor, Pioneer of Child Psychoanalysis, lived here 1938 to 1982
- FREUD, Sigmund (1856-1939),
- Doctor, Founder of Psychoanalysis, lived here in 1938-1939.
- Gabor, Dennis Gabor Nobel Prize (1900 – 1979)
- Dennis Gabor (1900 – 1979), the inventor of holograms,his other great achievements are the quartz mercury street lamp and the flat television tube. Holograms have many applications in everyday life and are used on credit cards, for research, in medicine a
- GARRETT ANDERSON, Elizabeth (1836-1917),
- the first woman to qualify as a Doctor in Britain, lived here.
- GILLIES, Sir Harold (1882-1960),
- Pioneer Plastic Surgeon, lived here.
- Gordon Ramsay
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- Gordon Ramsay
I
have been trying to get in for ages and I finally managed it. It was
most definitely worth the wait. What he can do with cauliflower puree
or basil ice cream defies description and then there is the risotto, it
is simply the best. All the staff are highly competent, very helpful
and friendly, even Mr. Ramsay himself ask how the food was, my reply
was rather incoherent, what do you say when confronted with a god and
your mouth has just been full of the best things it ever had ! Do
anything to get in, sell your grandmother, its worth it.
68-69
Royal
Hospital Rd, 0171 352 4441/3334
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GRAY, Henry (1827-1861),
Anatomist, lived here.
Guys Hospital
HODGKIN, Thomas (1798-1866),
Physician, Reformer and Philanthropist, lived here.
Hung, Drawn and Quartered
This used to be a hospital, or court or something. Nothing
spectacular but nothing wrong with it, the word bland
springs to mind again.
Map
HUNTER, John (1728-1793),
Surgeon, lived here.
HUNTER, William.
This was the home and museum of Dr William Hunter, Anatomist (1718-1783).
HUTCHINSON, Sir Jonathan (1828-1913),
Surgeon, Scientist and Teacher, lived here.
HUXLEY, Thomas Henry (1825-1895),
Biologist, lived here.
JACKSON, John Hughlings (1835-1911),
Physican, lived here.
John Snow
A really nice pub, not messed about
with and the water is clean. The pub is named after the
local doctor who had the nearby well closed in a cholera
epidemic and proved how the disease is spread.
Broadwick
street
JONES, Dr Ernest (1879-1958),
Pioneer Psychoanalyst, lived here.
KELVIN, Lord (1824-1907),
Physicist and Inventor, lived here.
KLEIN, Melanie (1882-1960),
Psychoanalyst and Pioneer of child analysis, lived here.
Leper Hospital
A 12 century leper hospital stood on the site of the current Church of St Giles in the Field. St Giles was the patron saint of outcasts.
Leper Hospital
This was the site of a leper hospital, until Henry 8 acquired the land an built St Jamess Palace.
LISTER, Joseph, Lord (1827-1912),
Surgeon, lived here.
LOCKYER, Sir Norman (1836-1920)
Astronomer, Physicist and Founder of Nature, lived here1876-1920
MANSON, Sir Patrick (1844-1922),
Father of modern tropical medicine, lived here.
MARSDEN, William (1796-1867),
Surgeon, founder of the Royal Free and Royal Marsden Hospitals, lived here.
MAXWELL, James Clerk (1831-1879),
Physicist, lived here.
McINDOE, Sir Archibald (1900-1960),
Reconstructive surgeon lived here in Flat 14.
McMILLAN, The Rachael McMillan College (1930-1977),
Margaret McMillan, CH (1860-1931), Pioneer of nursery education, lived here.
Merrick, Joseph - The Elephant Man
Merrick, the Elephand Man, lived and died here after he was rescued from a freak show. His skeletom is still kept in the hospital.
Morell Mackenzie - Doctor
NIGHTINGALE, Florence (1820-1910),
Nurse, Lived and died in a house on this site.
OESTERBERG, Martina Bergman (1849-1915),
Pioneer of Physical Education for Women, lived and worked here.
RADCLIFFE, John (1650-1714),
Physician;
ROBINSON, James (1813-1862)
Pioneer of Anaesthesia and Dentistry Lived and worked here.
ROGERS, Dr Joseph (1821-1889),
Health Care Reformer, lived here.
ROSS, Sir Ronald (1857-1932),
Doctor ,Nobel Laureate, Discoverer of the mosquito transmission of malaria, lived here.
Royal College of Physicians
Royal Free Hospital (former)
Royal Hospital Chelsea
Royal Hospital Chelsea Chapel
SIMON, Sir John (1816-1904),
Pioneer of public health, lived here.
SLOANE, Sir Hans (1660-1753),
Physican and Benefactor of the British Museum, lived here 1695-1742.
Spilsbury, Sir Bernard (1877-1947),
Leading forensic pathologist of the 20th century. He lived from 1912 until the bombing of London in 1940. It was during the time that Spilsbury acquired a reputation as the most brilliant scientific-detective of all time.
St Mary's Hospital Paddington
St Thomas Hospital
St. Bartholomews Hospital
STILL, Sir George Frederic (1868-1941),
Paediatrician, lived here.
The Square
Good food, interesting
food, unusal food, good service, good art,. What more could you want
The
Hospital, 24
Endell St, 020 7170 9200The
TREVES, Sir Frederick (1853-1923)
Surgeon lived here 1886-1907.
Trinity Hospital Almshouses
Tyler, Wat - plotter Execution
In 1301, at the entrance to the Hospital, Wat Tyler was beheaded by King Richard 2 men, after being stabbed by the Lord Mayor of London ib Smithfield. Tyler was betrayed by the King.
University College Hospital
WELLCOME, Sir Henry (1853-1936),
Pharmacist, Founder of the Wellcome Trust and Foundation, lived here,
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