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So what relationship did Bethlem have with Black Londoners - was it open to them, or did it only look to exclude minority ethnic communities?
A blog on the life of William Carnie Jnr, a patient in Bethlem 1887-1888, by a participant in the Change Minds Online project
A blog on the life of Thomas Stringer, patient at Bethlem 1887-1888, presented as part of our Change Minds Online project
Change Minds Online brought together a group of volunteers to explore the stories of some of these people, using the casebook entries as a jumping off point
A blog on the life of William Budd, patient at Bethlem 1887-1888, presented as part of our Change Minds Online project
A blog on the life of Emily Pope, patient at Bethlem 1887-1888, presented as part of our Change Minds Online project
A blog on the life of Anne Doble, patient at Bethlem 1887-1888, presented as part of our Change Minds Online project
Part two of a blog on the life of William Charles Chard, patient at Bethlem 1887-1888, presented as part of our Change Minds Online project
Part one of a blog on the life of William Charles Chard, patient at Bethlem 1887-1888, presented as part of our Change Minds Online project
A blog on the life of Frances Hales, patient at Bethlem 1887-1888, presented as part of our Change Minds Online project
A blog on the life of Emily 'Minnie' Rausch, patient at Bethlem 1887-1888, presented as part of our Change Minds Online project
A blog on the life of Louisa Lyte Skipper (nee Brittenden), patient at Bethlem 1887-1888, presented as part of our Change Minds Online project
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