BlindAid at Dr Johnson's House
- Mar 22
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Sunday 22 March
Short Talks: 1pm and 2.30pm Free with admission
Join us at Dr Johnson’s House for a special afternoon with BlindAid.
A BlindAid service user will share a talk on his own experiences of moving to live in London and how it's changed over time, while the Dr Johnson’s House team will explore the story of Anna Williams and life in the household of Samuel Johnson.
Talks take place at 1pm and 2.30pm
Object handling will be available throughout the afternoon
Refreshments will be served
Our Audio Guide is also available to enhance your visit.
All are welcome.
BlindAid
BlindAid is London’s oldest charity supporting blind and visually impaired people, with more than 190 years of experience. Working across the inner London boroughs, the charity provides practical and emotional support through regular home visits, community projects and activities designed to reduce isolation and help people build confidence and independence.
Destination City
Our Sunday openings are possible thanks to a generous grant from the Destination City Parternship Fund.
Accessibility
There is regrettably no step-free access to Dr Johnson's House.
There are seven steps to access the entrance (with a handrail).
The building is a four-storey townhouse with a staircase between each floor.
There are handrails on each side of the staircase and visitor seating in every room.
Toilets are located down a steep set of stairs.
