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There are many hidden histories at the glenside hospital museum, a gallery based in what opened in 1861 as a bristol asylum. One of these collections highlights the tremendous work of May Tanner, the first black nurse in the city of bristol.
There are many hidden histories at the glenside hospital museum, a gallery based in what opened in 1861 as a bristol asylum. One of these collections highlights the tremendous work of May Tanner, the first black nurse in the city of bristol.
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