Association of Anaesthetists

The Anaesthesia Heritage Centre at the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland was founded from a donation by A Charles King but has since embraced numerous contributions. The collection encompasses the entire history of anaesthesia, from Morton's demonstration of ether inhalation in 1846 to modern anaesthetic machines and appliances still in use today. An archive and library provide excellent facilities for research into the history of anaesthesia.

Visit www.aagbi.org for more information.

Museum Details

The Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland
21 Portland Place
London
W1B 1PY
Tel. 020 7631 8806/8811
Fax. 020 7631 4352


09:30-17:00 Monday to Friday
Admission is free. We recommend that visitors make an appointment.

Other Information

Euston
Oxford Circus, Regent's Park, Great Portland St

Latest News from the Anaesthesia Heritage Centre

 

Blue Plaques and Buildings - A history of anaesthesia walk around London

The Anaesthesia Heritage Centre has launched a new self-guided walk leaflet, which is now available. Please contact us for a printed copy. It can also be downloaded from the AAGBI website.

This walk follows the development of modern anaesthesia in London and visits sites of importance as well as houses of famous anaesthetists such as John Snow and Joseph Clover. It finishes at the Anaesthesia Heritage Centre, which displays many objects illustrating and explaining the walk.

 



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