My friend and I had been planning to someday visit since college. We finally made it. The museum is interesting and makes meet want to learn more about some of the people involved. The wall of skulls is interesting. It is a somewhat sad museum because of all of the suffering it represents but it is important as a means of showing how medicine has advanced and is continuing to. I probably will not go back but it is worth going to at least once. Only downside is that because it is a smaller museum in a smaller space it can get cramped and hard to see as foot traffic picks up.

Medical museum housing the many artifacts used by medical students to learn about the human body, it's diseases and injuries. Included in the exhibits are medical instruments, skulls, skeletons, jars of specimens, wax models and a lot lot more. A bit creepy and weird, but very interesting. Not something you see everyday or anywhere else. Give yourself a few hours.

If you enjoy seeing parts of bodies, jars that have hands and babies in them, skulls and such then this is the museum for you! I was really excited about seeing it, and knew what I was in for, but I also took my brother who is not into these things like I am, and he was not as thrilled with it as I was. Even though he did like seeing all the oddities, he did end up feeling a bit ill. The museum is small so it didn't take long to go through the whole thing, but it being so small, when it began to get a bit busier, it got a cramped and became hard to move about. It was a fun experience and would recommend it for anyone who enjoys oddities and such.

it was something else to see all the specimens. Gross factor is high with some of the deformities they show! Beware of many many fetuses and babies in jars of fermaldehyde. I would imagine if you have gone through miscarriage or still born it can be hard to go through this place. Also, not sure why under 12 isnt free. Hard for many kids to go through a place like this with eyes open.