The pioneering female doctor set up this hospital for women in the nineteenth century against fierce opposition.

The nineteenth-century history of this now-famous medical institution includes stories of cancers cured with “animal magnetism”

In this viewpoint, Bevin Court – originally to be called Lenin Court – offers a lens for understanding how architectural modernism went from a movement associated with communist architects from abroad to a symbol of the British welfare state.

Charles Holden’s mini masterpiece, a marriage of Scandinavian modernism and British Arts and Crafts.