Guy's Campus

Guy's Campus is the historic site of one of the world's most significant medical centers. Its origin lies in the wealth of Thomas Guy, a bookseller who made a massive fortune printing Bibles and trading in the notorious South Sea Bubble financial scheme. In seventeen twenty-one, he used this wealth to establish a hospital specifically for patients who were deemed incurable and turned away from other institutions. Today, the campus serves as a major hub for King's College London, housing the Faculty of Life Sciences and Medicine and the Dental Institute.