'An end to good manners': The Royal College of Physicians and the English Civil War
Until 15 March 2012
In the 17th century the College of Physicians was led by a small group of powerful men who held widely differing religious and political opinions.
During the English Civil War, fellows demonstrated strong allegiance to either the Royalists or Parliamentarians. Others proved adept at navigating their way through the conflict, pragmatically switching sides, and the College emerged from the conflict strengthened.
This exhibition uses rarely seen material from the RCP's historical collections to tell the story of the College and its physicians during this tumultuous period. Open Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm. Free entry.
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- 1st floor gallery exhibition
- Royal College of Physicians
- 11 St Andrews Place
- Regent's Park
- London NW1 4LE
- UK
- www.rcplondon.ac.uk/
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