Westminster City Council
Sir Morell MacKenzie, 1837 - 1892, founded the world's first hospital for diseases of the throat in a building on this site in 1865.
Royal Society of Medicine
Placed 17 May 1995.
W1, Golden Square, 33
Building used to be the Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital.
Credit for this entry to: Bob Baker
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Sir Morell MacKenzie
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Sir Morell MacKenzie
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