‘Langdon Down, The Legacy’: a short film about the extraordinary Victorian building in London which is home to DSA UK. Built by Dr John Langdon Down in 1868 as a place where people with learning disabilities could be cared for and educated, it is widely regarded as the ‘spiritual home’ of Down’s Syndrome.
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- BMA Meeting 1873
- Landscape and Trees
- People
- The Normansfield Bills
- Theatre
- The Main Building
- Maps of the Site
- The Buildings
- The Farm
- Victorian Photographic Panoramas of Normansfield
- Boathouse and the River
- Normansfield in the 20th Century
- The History of the Normansfield and Richmond Foundation
- Decoration, fixtures and fittings
- A Map of Normansfield Hospital
- Film: Langdon Down, The Legacy
- The Grounds
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