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Snow and soho - Public health history walk

In 1854, Dr. John Snow demonstrated that a sudden outbreak of cholera was due to contamination of a water pump in Broad Street: on this walk, we shall explore the history of the outbreak and also the history and architecture of the Bloomsbury and Soho areas. The walk led by popular guide and public health doctor Ros Stanwell-Smith will take around 1.5 hours and end at the John Snow pub in Broadwick Street in the centre of Soho.

Free to attend please register on Eventbrite to secure your place!

Funded by the Wellcome Trust

Where and when

Room

Foyer of LSHTM

Date

Wednesday 17 May 2017

Time

18:15 - 20:00

Date and time zone is UK

Add to Calendar 2017-05-17 18:15:00 2017-05-17 20:00:00 Snow and soho - Public health history walk In 1854, Dr. John Snow demonstrated that a sudden outbreak of cholera was due to contamination of a water pump in Broad Street: on this walk, we shall explore the history of the outbreak and also the history and architecture of the Bloomsbury and Soho areas. The walk led by popular guide and public health doctor Ros Stanwell-Smith will take around 1.5 hours and end at the John Snow pub in Broadwick Street in the centre of Soho. Free to attend please register on Eventbrite to secure your place! Funded by the Wellcome Trust Europe/London public

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