Centre for Medical History, University of Exeter, UK

FABRICATING THE BODY: TEXTILES AND HUMAN HEALTH IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
6 - 7 April 2011
Pasold Research Fund Conference
Supported by the Wellcome Trust, at the Centre for Medical History, University of Exeter

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CONFERENCE VENUE

Queen's Building

Conference sessions will take place in Queen's Building. Situated at the heart of the Streatham Campus, Queen's Building is the administrative centre for the College of Humanities (marked 11 on the Streatham Campus map). The Queen's Building is built around an attractive lawned garden, with the main entrance located at The Queen's Drive.

Holland Hall

Residential bed and breakfast accommodation will be in Holland Hall on the main Streatham campus, located close to the Queen's Building and approximately 15 minutes walk to the city centre.

Opened in 2004, Holland Hall provides high standard en-suite accommodation with a number of utility rooms located throughout the buildings. This Hall has a glass-fronted restaurant, with seating for 300, and a bar leading on to a terrace with views over the Exe valley. Breakfast and conference evening meals will be served in Holland Hall Dining Room.

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Exeter St David's Railway Station

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