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Banting House

Banting House is a museum and former residence in London, Ontario, Canada. Known as the “Birthplace of Insulin,” it is the house where Sir Frederick Banting woke up at two o'clock in the morning on October 31, 1920 with the idea that led to the discovery of insulin.

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Location
442 Adelaide Street North London, Ontario N6B 3H8
Curator
Grant Maltman
Designated
1997 · August 2, 1983
Official name
National Historic Site of Canada
Type
Municipal Heritage Designation (Part IV)

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related to Introduction · 16
Banting House → Banting, Banting's, Canada, He, Its, June, KBE, London, Military Cross, National Historic Site, Nobel Prize, Some, Toronto, University, Western Ontario, World Wars
related to Museum features · 7
Banting House → Banting, Banting's, One, Other, The, University, Western Ontario
Designated · 2
Banting House → 1997, August 2, 1983
Curator · 1
Banting House → Grant Maltman
Location · 1
Banting House → 442 Adelaide Street North London, Ontario N6B 3H8
Official name · 1
Banting House → National Historic Site of Canada
Type · 1
Banting House → Municipal Heritage Designation (Part IV)
Website · 1
Banting House → Banting House NHSC
is a · 1
Banting House → museum and former residence in London
related to External links · 1
Banting House → Canadian Diabetes Association

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Banting HouseCuratorGrant Maltman1.00infobox
Banting HouseDesignated19971.00infobox
Banting HouseDesignatedAugust 2, 19831.00infobox
Banting HouseLocation442 Adelaide Street North London, Ontario N6B 3H81.00infobox
Banting HouseOfficial nameNational Historic Site of Canada1.00infobox
Banting HouseTypeMunicipal Heritage Designation (Part IV)1.00infobox
Banting HouseWebsiteBanting House NHSC1.00infobox
Banting Houseis amuseum and former residence in London0.90text
Banting Houserelated to External linksCanadian Diabetes Association0.60section
Banting Houserelated to IntroductionBanting0.60section
Banting Houserelated to IntroductionLondon0.60section
Banting Houserelated to IntroductionJune0.60section

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