Take a self-guided tour of curiosities from the worlds of medicine, nursing, midwifery and social work, including an original letter from Florence Nightingale; and the First World War, ‘Returning Home’ exhibition, on the First World War's effects on health and social care.
The main entrance to the Wheeler Building is via a flight of steps. There are then stairs or a lift down to the museum. Disabled access can be arranged in advance. Please email fhsc.histsoc@chester.ac.uk or telephone 01244 512126.
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Tel: 01244 512126
Tel: 01244 512126
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