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We are open 10-4, Monday-Friday (Except Bank Holidays) Free admission, donations welcome Meet characters from the Infirmary Investigate medical technology Explore memories and occupations Share your thoughts Challenge your ideas of mental health Compare health today to other times and places How to find us: The Infirmary University of Worcester City Campus Infirmary Walk Castle Street Worcester WR1 3AS 01905 542373 www.medicalmuseum.org.uk http://www.worcester.ac.uk/your-home/the-infirmary.html Walking distance from city centre We are fully accessible to most users of wheelchairs. Please call in advance if you would like more information. Nearest train station is Worcester Foregate Street. Nearest bus stop is Crowngate Bus Station. Less than 10 minutes from junctions 6 and 7 of the M5. Parking available onsite for blue badge holders. Nearest car parks can be found on Croft Road and Pitchcroft Racecourse. Directions to City Campus from the University of Worcester - http://www.worcester.ac.uk/discover/find-us-city-campus.html How to get involved: We often have volunteering opportunities – contact us or have a look at our websites for more information. Schools and Group Visits: We offer a range of workshops for Key Stages 2-4 History, Science and PSHE, as well as guided tours and activities for other interest groups. Contact our Learning and Access Officer, Carol Bowsher, for a schools pack or to arrange a group visit: c.bowsher@worc.ac.uk or 01905 54 2530. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posts are written by Kerry Whitehouse, Carol Bowsher and Sarah Ganderton. All comments are the sole responsibility of the authors and do not reflect the views of the University of Worcester or the Charles Hastings Education Centre. Unless otherwise stated, all images are copyright of The University of Worcester and Charles Hastings Education Centre.

The Elgar Birthplace Museum gives a fascinating insight into the life and music, family and friends, development and inspirations of Sir Edward Elgar, one of England's greatest composers.