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Ludgate Circus, London, established in 1863 by L. N. FOWLER as a place for courses of instruction in practical phrenology, for head readings, and a depot for hundreds of cheap Fowler publications issued from New York. See (members cited): W. Brown, S. E. O'Dell, J. W. Taylor.
| Identifier | 421.0 |
|---|---|
| Type | Society |
| Source | Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989) |
| PDF page | 142 |
| Printed page | 137 |
| Database ID | 1329 |
421.0 FOWLER INSTITUTE, Ludgate Circus, London, established in 1863 by L. N. FOWLER as a place for courses of instruction in practical phrenology, for head readings, and a depot for hundreds of cheap Fowler publications issued from New York. See (members cited): W. Brown, S. E. O'Dell, J. W. Taylor.