Join historian Kevin Flude on a guided walk to hear unfortunate tales of the most infamous victims associated with London bodysnatching from Jonathan Wild and ‘the Italian Boy’ to ‘Irish Giant’ Charles Byrne.
£10 (concessions £8, MoL Friends £7). Book via Museum of London on 020 7001 9844.
This is the last of a series of three walks led by Kevin and inspired by the Museum of London’s current exhibition, ‘Doctors, Dissection and Resurrection men’.
ASiT Conference 2013
From Death to Display: Human remains in medical museums
The Resurrectionists and their victims
From Barbers to Surgeons
“The most unstable and unsubstantial thing possible” - building the College of Surgeons
Everard Home: Hero or Villain?
Barber Surgeon: leeches, lancets and blood-letting
RCS and Manchester Regional Association of Surgeons Meeting
The RCS and North of England Surgical Society Joint Meeting
200: Hunterian Museum Bicentenary Event 1813-2013 - Anatomy 1813
Regional Representatives Conference
Anatomical Art
Open House 2013
The Big Draw at the Hunterian Museum
Hunterian Halloween Late View
Linking orthopaedics and radiology
