Medical Landmarks in London History Twelve Point Challenge

My friend Hanna and I went around London for 2 days trying to find 12 landmarks that have to do with medicine and health. It was partly to educate us and fill us with relevant knowledge for our next topic which is Medicine and Health but it was also partly to exhaust us mentally and physically.
Education broadens the mind, but walking hurts. Ouch. Watch and enjoy to make our pain seem worth while and if you feel like completing the challenge, go ahead!

Here is the info.

Medical Landmarks in London History Twelve Point Challenge
• Get yourself a travel card and learn while visiting historical sites in London!
• Go with some friends
• or go with your family!
• History revision will never be more fun!
• Do some research on the internet to decide a route and then visit some of these landmarks - visit one or visit them all!
• Provide photographic evidence of your visit to each of the sites.
• You could even make a movie and post it on Youtube.
• One landmark = one house point - but you must have photographic proof of your presence!
• Bonus house point for the answer to "Where in Central London can you find a picture of the Dark Lady in Red who helped solve the mystery of a strand?"

1. The Royal Society -- 6 - 9 Carlton House Terrace SW1Y 5AG

2. Florence Nightingale Museum -- Lambeth Palace Road - closed until May but you could stand outside

3. Florence Nightingale Statue - Waterloo Place

4. Broad Street Pump -- Soho, Broadwick Street

5. John Snow Pub -- Soho Broadwick Street (you should be outside not in!)

6. Hunterian Museum - 35-43 Lincoln's Inn FieldsWC2A 3PE

7. Joseph Bazalgette Memorial -- Victoria Embankment

8. Old Operating Theatre - 9a St. Thomas's St. London SE1 9RY.

9. Welcome Collection and Museum of Medicine - 183 Euston Road NW1 2BE

10. Alexander Fleming Laboratory Museum - St Mary's Hospital, Praed Street, London, W2 1NY

11. Mary Seacole - Blue Plaque at 14 Soho Square, London, W1where she lived briefly in the 1850s.
12. Sir Edwin Chadwick - 5 Montague Road, Richmond. "Sir Edwin Chadwick, 1801-1890, Public Health Reformer lived here

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ahh, hanna, love you

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Very impressive you two - I really liked the soundtrack. Hope you are still talking to each other after this great trek