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Banting House National Historic Site

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DescriptionBanting House is known as ''The Birthplace of Insulin.'' Located at 442 Adelaide Street North in London, Ontario, Canada, 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

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Social Media Takeover Blog Post #3
Uncategorized, 2025-11-29
Hello everyone! Our names are Beth, Grace, and Haley, and we are students in the MA Public History field this year at Western University. This semester, our class took on a social media takeover for BHNHS. For our section, we were tasked with creating posts that focus on profiles of researchers and highlighting the artifacts […]
Social Media Takeover Blog Post #2
Uncategorized, 2025-11-22
To celebrate fifty years of Diabetes Canada Research, our team, composed of Public History Masters students, were assigned to create social media posts for Banting House for this November. We decided to focus on Dr. Banting’s campaign for funding Canadian research. Grant, Banting House’s dedicated curator, handed us several boxes of newspaper clippings, annual reports, […]
Social Media Takeover Blog Post #1
Uncategorized, 2025-11-15
Hello! We’re the “Impact” team from the Public History M.A., at Western. Coming into this project, we didn’t have a lot of experience working with professional social media pages, although we’ve had plenty of experience in our personal lives watching them. Early in our project, we recognised that Banting’s story had changed the world, and […]
The Last Day of Summer – Final Internship Entry
Blog, 2025-08-23
There is a lyric in a musical that I love that has consistently been stuck in my head every summer for the last 5 years during this crazy transition period between end of August and early September. “Where do you go when it’s over? What do you do when you’ve come to the last day […]
Planning to Make a Plan – Internship Entry #12
Blog, 2025-07-25
25 July 2025 This week, I finally was able to knock out one of the things that has been on my list to complete all summer. Before starting this internship, I had to create a work plan with my boss to demonstrate what was in the plan to be accomplished through my work. One of […]
I’m the Map! – Internship Entry #11
Blog, 2025-07-18
18 July 2025 This week brought something new with something not so new to me. At the beginning of my internship, I spent a little bit of time working on a special ArcGIS project for Banting House, but I have gotten so busy with other things that I haven’t gotten back to that project until […]
Back to the Basement – Internship Entry #10
Blog, 2025-07-11
11 July 2025 With all the promotion and social media heavy work I have done in the last few weeks, I haven’t had a chance to spend that much time tending to my collections management duties. This week, I made my triumphant return to the basement! There’s always plenty of work to do down there […]
Putting the ‘Pro’ in Promo – Internship Entry #9
Blog, 2025-07-04
4 July 2025 It was a bit of an odd week considering I had the day off for Canada Day on Tuesday, so writing this now my brain has not processed it is the end of the week. Given the short week, I don’t have too much to report on, but I have done a […]
Lego on a Hunt – Internship Entry #8
Blog, 2025-06-27
27 June 2025 It has been another great week at Banting House, and with the heat wave, an excellent chance to get work done on my laptop in the comfort of an air-conditioned museum! Most of what I tackled this week was contained to Canva. To keep my own thoughts organized, I recently created a […]
Appraiseworthy Experience – Internship Entry #7
Blog, 2025-06-20
20 June 2025 Back again from another great week at Banting House, and I have to say, this week felt like it went by pretty fast! The main reason for that I think is because it is starting to get busier throughout the week with a lot more visitors coming to tour the museum. Almost […]
This Brand is Back – Internship Entry #6
Blog, 2025-06-13
13 June 2025 This week, minus Monday when the museum was closed and I had forgotten my laptop, my work was almost entirely either in person or online. By that I mean when I wasn’t busy running tours through the museum, I was mostly on my laptop, creating templates, designing on Canva, and just generally […]
M.A. in the Doctor’s Office – Internship Entry #5
Blog, 2025-06-06
6 June 2025 As much as every week in my internship is unique, there are a lot of constants and a lot of work that is always ongoing. Every week I am tasked with posting on social media or making templates to further establish Banting House’s consistent brand. Every week I spend plenty of time […]
A Magnificent Mess – Internship Entry #4
Blog, 2025-06-06
30 May 2025 Another week filled with diverse experiences working in a museum! At this point in my internship, I am feeling pretty comfortable tackling the expected weekly work. I know every week will consist of collections management work, social media content creation and posting, organizing programming for the museum, and giving tours to the […]
Archival Corner – Week 6: “Wishing you a good 1921 in every respect.”
Uncategorized, 2020-12-24
As this most trying year comes to a close, we are reminded that 100 years ago, Frederick Banting was also marking, perhaps with relief, the end of a year of profound professional and emotional turmoil. Questioning his decision to continue a fledgling medical practice in London or to pursue research opportunities in Toronto, and tormented... Continue Reading →
Archival Corner – Week 5: Mapping Banting’s Art
Uncategorized, 2020-12-15
Frederick Banting’s dream of giving up science and devoting his life to art was cruelly cut short by the air crash that took his life in 1941. Although he often despaired of never becoming a true artist, Banting left an impressive legacy of more than 200 paintings, drawings and wood carvings produced between 1920 and... Continue Reading →
The Importance of Giving
Uncategorized, 2020-11-23
The year 2020 has been a roller coaster of a year! In 20 or so years from now, we will be reading about 2020 in textbooks and perhaps even visiting museums whose exhibitions are centered on the events that occurred. While 2020 was certainly a difficult time for individuals to navigate, it took a major... Continue Reading →
Archival Corner – Week 4: Dr. Banting – Hero to Mexican Children
Uncategorized, 2020-11-06
On the centenary of Frederick Banting’s world-changing discovery of insulin, recognition of different sort of anniversary is unfolding in the archives of Banting House. The gift of a very special children’s comic book, “Banting: Descubridor de la Insulina”, published in Mexico in 1971, reminds us that 50 years ago, thousands of Spanish-speaking children, throughout Latin... Continue Reading →
Archival Corner – Week 3: Banting and the Art of Wood Carving
Art, 2020-10-26
Frederick Banting’s passion for wood carving emerged late in his artistic career, but it led to several small works of “superb artistry.” A.Y. Jackson wrote of Banting’s hobby in his 1943 tribute biography Banting as an Artist: … Another form of art he tried was wood carving. The Loring-Wyle studio was probably the cause of... Continue Reading →
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