Open House Weekend

Just to remind you that the Old Operating Theatre Museum will be open free
on open house weekend and this year it is hoped that St Thomas Church may
also be open - although the building work is behind schedule so I cannot
confirm this yet.

I also enclose information on our next demonstrations of Victorian surgery.

Open House Weekend

Sat and Sun 20th and 21st September 10.30-5pm

'To Celebrate London's Architecture Free Entry 10.30-5pm
www.openhouse.org.uk

Victorian Surgery
Saturdays 7th,13th and 27th September 2pm
Sunday 14th September 2pm
"A patient preparing for an operation was like a condemned criminal
preparing for execution."

A demonstration of an operation without anaesthetics or antiseptics, in
Britain's only remaining wooden 19th century Operating Theatre.
How will you survive...?


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