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Discover for yourself the secrets of the laboratory in which Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in 1928. An in-situ reconstruction of the laboratory, displays and a video uncover the remarkable story of how a chance discovery became a lifesaving drug destined to revolutionise medicine. The extensive archives of St Mary's Hospital are also open for research.
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Admission Details
- Open Monday-Thursday 10.00-13.00
- Open at other times by appointment only (Monday-Thursday 14.00-17.00 and Friday 10.00-17.00).
- Closed on public holidays.
- Small admission charge.
Other Information
- Museum staff will also visit schools and colleges by arrangement to give presentations on the history of medicine.
- No wheelchair access
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| Alexander Fleming Laboratory Museum, |
| St Mary's Hospital, |
| Praed Street, |
| London W2 1NY. |
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| Tel. | 020 7886 6528 | | Fax. | 020 7886 6739 | | Email. | Kevin.Brown@imperial.nhs.uk |
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7, 15, 27, 36 |
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