Annual Symposium with the Friends of the Landscape Archive Reading (FOLAR)

About this event

The symposium is devoted to an examination and discussion of the public health benefits of gardens and the wider landscape, from the gardens and farms of nineteenth century “lunatic asylums”, to municipal provision of healthcare in interwar Bermondsey which ranged from tuberculosis gardens, to street beautification to playgrounds and parks, to the landscape of NHS hospitals from 1947, to Maggie’s gardens and then the experience and value of public parks during the Covid-19 pandemic and  finally to the future.

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