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This episode, hosts Mark Viner and Lindsay Batty-Smith speak with William (Bill) Edwards, Curator of the Gordon Museum of Pathology. Bill takes us behind the scenes of one of the largest medical museums in the UK, sharing how the museum's vast collection—from 17th-century specimens to contemporary forensic materials—serves a vital educational purpose. From mummification experiments to advising on cold cases, Bill’s stories reveal the enduring power of pathology to inform, teach, and remember.
To find out about the museum see:
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/lsm/centre-for-education/museums/gordon-museum
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William Edwards is the Curator of the Gordon Museum of Pathology and Senior Tutor and Deputy Course Director of the Extended Medical Degree Programme at GKT Medical School. With nearly five decades at Guy’s and St Thomas’ and a background in developmental biology, Bill is a key figure in medical museology, education, and forensic collaboration.
He oversees one of the most unique collections in medical history, including over 8,000 teaching specimens, historical forensic archives, and the preserved remains of Alan Billis, a modern-day mummy. In addition to his teaching and curatorial work, Bill assists police with forensic legacy cases and advises other European medical museums on pathology display and preservation techniques.
