What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for William Pringle Morgan. Its recorded inscription reads: Dr William Pringle-Morgan, 1861‒1934, pioneer in dyslexia, practised here for over 40 years
Dr William Pringle-Morgan was a pioneering physician who first described dyslexia in 1896, significantly contributing to the understanding and diagnosis of this learning disorder. He practiced medicine for over four decades, dedicating his career to improving educational outcomes for children with reading difficulties.
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