The real gem is the curator. His tour of the facility is a must. It could bring you to tears. The moving stories of diabetics coming to celebrate the founder of insulin therapy. Who knew that he was also an accomplished artist.

The real gem is the curator. His tour of the facility is a must. It could bring you to tears. The moving stories of diabetics coming to celebrate the founder of insulin therapy. Who knew that he was also an accomplished artist.
My family and I planned to visit the site at the end of our trip. We had investigated opening hours ahead of time. There was nobody there and doors were locked. After some waiting we had to leave without seeing it as did the other couple that arrived when we did. From the outside it looks in pretty poor repair....
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As a person with Type I diabetes for 42 years, I was interested in visiting this site, although I imagine you don't need to have diabetes to appreciate what the Banting House has to offer. The place is open limited hours (officially Tues. - Sat., 12 - 4 PM), and it is staffed by volunteers. Admission is inexpensive ($5 for...
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This is a London Ontario hidden treasure and a must visit when in the area.
It isn't a wow factor location with tons of advertizing and on most travel destination maps however it should be.
it is the home of Banting and birthplace of Insulin. Museum is well laid out and rustic in concept and design - which adds to...
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I visited Banting House when my Grandson, Ayden Byle, a diabetic, was received there durng his run across the country to raise funds for a cure for diabetes. It was a very interesting place and, I believe, still searching for a cure forthis insidious disease.
I was fortunate enough to have a guided tour from Grant Maltman, the museum curator. This was one of the most inspiring places I have ever visited. Recommended for anyone who has a personal connection with Diabetes or who has benefited from Dr. Banting's work. The most moving part of the tour - the small bedroom where the idea for...
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Ask for a great tour from Graham while you visit Banting House. Having Diabetes for 26 years it still gives me chills when looking in on Bantings bedroom. The words he wrote in that room has saved my life. You will also learn more then diabetes you will learn about the artist the doctor of war and many more things...
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Well displayed, lots of hope, staff knowledgeable.
A very small, but interesting museum to visit. I enjoyed my visit and learned a lot about Dr. Banting.
Banting House is a valuable heritage resource dedicated to the life and career of Sir Frederick Banting, an individual who has touched the lives of millions. It is a national historic site, preserving and educating the public on the life and work of Dr. Banting, including his contributions to Canadian art and science and his life as an active member...
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