1900
Problems arose when there was flooding on the site. The Normansfield complex is not in the published flood plains so could this have been the result of faulty drainage?
There was also a serious influenza epidemic in which 10 patients died.
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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.
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