Banting House National Historic Site in London, Ontario

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Banting House National Historic Site in London, Ontario is a museum dedicated to Sir Frederick Banting, commemorating the birthplace of his idea that led to the discovery of insulin and his contributions to diabetes research.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf museum
national historic site
buildingUse museum
city London, England
surface form: London
country Canada
dedicatedTo Frederick Banting
people living with diabetes
formerUse residence of Frederick Banting
hasCollection artifacts related to the discovery of insulin
medical instruments related to diabetes treatment
personal items of Frederick Banting
hasExhibit commemorative plaques and monuments
displays on the history of insulin
exhibits on diabetes research
recreation of Frederick Banting’s bedroom
hasMonument Flame of Hope
hasType biographical museum
medical history museum
hasWebsite https://bantinghousenhs.ca/
heritageDesignation National Historic Site of Canada
heritageDesignationDate 1997
inception 1984
locatedIn London, Ontario
Ontario
maintainedBy Canadian Diabetes Association
surface form: Diabetes Canada
namedAfter Frederick Banting
openToPublic true
operator Canadian Diabetes Association
ownedBy Canadian Diabetes Association
surface form: Diabetes Canada
partOf National Historic Site of Canada
surface form: Canadian national historic sites network
postalCode N6B 3H8
province Ontario
significance commemorates birthplace of the idea that led to the discovery of insulin
significantEvent conception of the idea that led to the discovery of insulin
significantPerson Frederick Banting
streetAddress 442 Adelaide Street North
theme diabetes research
history of insulin
life of Frederick Banting

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Frederick Banting legacy Banting House National Historic Site in London, Ontario