Dr Mary Barton and Dr Bernard Sandler

  • Barton, Mary, 1905-1990
Date:
3 December 1958
Reference:
SA/EUG/D/251/2
Part of:
Eugenics Society
  • Archives and manuscripts

About this work

Description

Dr Mary Barton and Dr Bernard Sandler are answering a set of questions created by AID Investigation Council. The questions include the sources of their patients and donors, the procedures and methods used in their fertility clinics.

See SA/EUG/D/251/2a for a digitised copy of this recording.

Publication/Creation

3 December 1958

Physical description

1 reel of tape 1 audiotape reel sound recording

Biographical note

Dr Mary Barton was a British obstetrician who, in the 1930s, founded one of the first fertility clinics to offer donor insemination.

She trained in medicine at the London School of Medicine for Women and qualified in 1929.

Related material

Dr Bernard Sandler's material can be found under the collection reference GC/149.

Copyright note

The Galton Institute CC BY NC

Terms of use

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