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Thu 21st Mar at 7:00pm
Illness And Ansence In The Victorian Post Office
@ The British Postal Museum & Archive, London
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Illness And Ansence In The Victorian Post Office
Consumption, necrosis and mental derangement – Victorian Postmen had some excellent excuses for being absent from work...
In this talk, research student Oliver Carter-Wakefield of Kings College London explores disease and occupational illness amongst Post Office staff during the latter half of the 19th Century, discovered through research of records held within The Royal Mail Archive.
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Venue Facts
Venue: The British Postal Museum & Archive
Address:
Freeling House
Phoenix Place
London
WC1X 0DL
51.524261,
-0.113900
Website postalheritage.org.uk
Train
→ Farringdon 10 min walk
