Cambridge |  |
Here Darwin
studied for the clergy between 1827-1831. He also gained skills at studying the natural
world. |
| London | | Darwin
lived here for a few years after his return from the
Beagle voyage. | | |
| | | Downe | | This
is where Darwin and his family lived. Included are photographs
of his home, the greenhouses, and a tour of the Sandwalk. | | Maer | | This
is the village where his uncle lived, and where he got
married to Emma Wedgwood. | |
| | | Glen
Roy | | Darwin
visited this site in Scotland to examine the mysterious
"Parallel Roads" of the valley there. | | Malvern | | A
hydrotherapy treatment facility where Darwin went to
get treatment for his many illnesses, and where his
first daughter, Annie, died. | |
| | | Ilkley | | An
exhausted Charles Darwin went here to take the water
cure treatments right before publication of his book:
"Origin of Species". | | Shrewsbury | | This
is where Darwin was born and raised. There are two sets
of pictures here. | |
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