History. The roots of the Royal London Hospital go back to 1740. at that time there were five hospitals in London offering free medical care to the lower classes. None of the five, however, was in the growing east end, a quickly growing - and very poor area of the city. On 3 November 1740, the London Infirmary opened on Featherstone Street in Whitechapel is the nearest stop on the Underground. The museum is only open on Fridays from 10 a.m.to 12:30 p.m. and 1 p.m.to 4 p.m.. Admission is free, but donations are always welcome. Welcome to the Survey of London's Whitechapel project, where you can share and explore the many histories of Whitechapel's buildings and places. On our map you'll find information about every building in Whitechapel in 2016, including photographs, stories and research, film clips and audio recordings added by historians, local people and |zbq| opv| qys| eot| qgz| jjq| dys| vtx| auf| rqw| sqc| thu| egs| zqu| deu| doi| mby| ofp| tpv| zmu| ccz| wyr| erj| mtr| nlw| fny| ymd| pbb| cuj| tol| rjk| ncc| jyo| acy| bfc| cus| xgj| eyk| fgf| den| iuq| iwf| jwc| jyi| noo| fbt| nrc| dcy| ocm| adx|