The pharmaceutical dispensary and their laboratory at St George's Hospital, c.1920 #ThrowbackThursday #HistMed #HistPharm

Some of the amazing artwork by students St George's, University of London (1752-2024) & Birkbeck, University of London during a visit to our Pathology Museum & Archives🧑‍🎨 Thank you everyone for the artworks & the insightful discussions on the ethics & history of the collections! #MedicalHumanities #HistMed

'I am most anxious to see peace and good will established between all the parties concerned in the Schools of St George's Hospital' Negotiations for a merger between two medical schools associated with St George's Hospital, 1839

Victorian colouring book, 'sold for the benefit of the Victoria Hospital for Children', featuring a seaside convalescent home in Broadstairs and a father returning from the colonies #HistMed #ExploreYourArchive

Today our amazing volunteer Cathy is hard at work identifying penguins... Apparently 'one penguin looks much the same as another one'! 🐧 Penguins by Herbert Ponting from collection relating to Edward Wilson, St George's, University of London (1752-2024) alumnus who died during a South Pole expedition in 1912

Snapshot of final #DeadilyDiseases workshop with SGUL Museum, Archives & Special Collections Michael Shilling will now create magic editing all footage & SGUL Museum, Archives & Special Collections will be creating online exhibition. Ah, we can put our feet up then. 😄 Deadly Diseases funded by AIM & @heritagefunduk ❤️

We have a very special announcement today. Very excited to launch our new series of behind-the-scenes tours of the historic Pathology Museum St George's, University of London (1752-2024) With many thanks of our funders RC of Pathologists ♥️ Book your visit: bit.ly/3P9X0R4 #pathology #museum #Tooting

Find yourself someone who looks at you like these nursing students look at this skeleton 🥰 #EYAWomen #HistNursing

Over the past year we've been exploring community engagement & life and death in Tooting with @LivCommunities_ Meet & Make Spaces, Tooting -& this week we got to celebrate the end of the project with our wonderful film maker and our amazing participants. We're now proper film stars😎

Many thanks to our speakers Juulia Ahvensalmi and Finbarr Martin for their fascinating talks yesterday evening at our Wandsworth Heritage Festival event at St Leonard's Church.

Weather station at Antarctica during Terra Nova expedition, c.1910. Edward Wilson, St George's, University of London (1752-2024) alumnus, was born #OTD 1872. Photograph by Herbert Ponting

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