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Glasgow Royal Infirmary Museum
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Description
The museum, celebrating the contribution that GRI has made to medicine, surgery and nursing throughout the world, was officially opened on May 31st 2022.
This first exhibition highlights the ground breaking work of Joseph Lister, Rebecca Strong, William MacEwen and John MacIntyre as well as a fascinating insight into the history of the buildings of GRI from 1794 to the present day. You can also find a display dedicated to our GRI bees and our garden project.
The museum was opened by Mr David Geyer the great grandson of our first matron Rebecca Strong.
Getting Here
Entry to the museum is via cathedral precinct. Disabled access is via the main hospital entrance, off Castle Street.
Opening Times
Wednesday 1-3pm
Tuesday Thursday and Friday 11am-3pm
Saturday 12-2pm
Admission is free
Museum Address
Friends of Glasgow Royal Infirmary Museum
Cathedral Precinct,
Off Castle Street Glasgow
G4 0QZ
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