Oxford And Oxfordshire

Important places related to the history of medicine and other health-related subjects in Oxford and county of Oxfordshire, England. These places are also visible on this Google Map.

Oxford

Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory with
- - - - Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin’s memorial tablet
      - Lithium-ion battery memorial tablet

Oxford University Museum of Natural History with

Sir William Dunn School of Pathology

The Open Arms, William Osler’s house, with

First commercial MRI whole body scanner’s Blue Plaque

First Commercial Mri Whole Body Scanner's Blue Plaque

This bulding was the factory located in Oxford (Osney Mead), where Martin Wood was inspired to manufacture the first commercial...

Hippocrates Statue

This Caen stone statue of Hippocrates by Alexander Munro represents one of the 19 great men of science that stand...

Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory

This is the main facade of the Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory of the University of Oxford (South Parks Road). "The earliest...

Oxford University Museum Of Natural History

"By the 1840s the neglect of science education in Oxford, and the decay of some of its collections, was a...

Sir William Dunn School Of Pathology

The Sir William Dunn School of Pathology in Oxford (South Parks Road) is a Department within the University of Oxford...

The Open Arms

William Osler nicknamed Open Arms the house he lived in in Oxford (13 Norham Gardens) from 1907 to his death,...