How a former mental asylum's archive earned global recognition (opens original article in a new tab)
A former Scottish psychiatric hospital's archive has gained global recognition for its historical and cultural significance, featuring patient-created content and early mental health care practices.
- The archive of a former psychiatric hospital in Scotland was recognized by UNESCO for its historical significance.
- The collection includes patient writings, artworks, and magazines from 1838 to 1879 highlighting pioneering mental health therapies.
- The archive showcases the Crichton's role in early creative and holistic mental health care practices.
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