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A Social History of Learning Disability: Langdon Down Museum

Posted on March 3, 2015
Posted in ReBlogs, Social History

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Free talk: The Residents of Normansfield

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MUSEUM & THEATRE OPEN DAY

Next date to be announced

11am Talk: Dr John Langdon Down & Normansfield

The life of the Victorian physician Dr John Langdon Down and his family where a revolutionary and enlightened approach was developed for the care of people with learning disabilities.

1pm – 2pm Tour of the museum and theatre

The archivist will give a 60 minute talk and tour around the museum and theatre.

This events are free. Booking not required. Donations welcome.

See: Talks and Tours


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