Edward Jenner's House - Berkeley England

Dr. Edward Jenner's house in Berkeley, Gloucestershire, is a Grade II* listed Georgian building where he developed the world's first vaccine in 1796. The preserved home features his original laboratory (now protected behind glass), study, and medicinal garden, standing as the birthplace of immunology. This historic site, managed by The Jenner Trust, holds particular significance as the location where Jenner conducted his groundbreaking smallpox vaccination experiments, leading to innovations that would eventually save millions of lives and result in smallpox's global eradication in 1980.