Spent a wonderful Mutter/Daughter day here and enjoyed learning about Mary Shelley and Lewis Carroll. It's a WOW collection of skulls, skeletons, scientific oddities. Highly recommend!

A beautiful building with some very unusual exhibits. It is really geared for medics or biologists but is fascinating in an odd way.

Museum is small; primarily a collection of medical oddities from a 19th century Philadelphia area doctor. The various medical displays are interesting and bizarre; especially the mutated and two headed babies. Worth a look if you are in the Philadelphia area; but don't make a...More

We went to this place kind of on a whim and loved it. It was full of strange medical stuff so if you are a queasy type this isnt your place. if you want to see the skeleton of conjoined twins or what a smokers...More

This small yet well-curated museum is stock-full of medical oddities, ranging from gangrenous feet to oversized tumors, misshaped bones, and a fascinating history of the medical field dating back to the 19th century. It's not for the faint-hearted, and there's a faintly unethical air surrounding...More

My friend took me here after talking it up for years. He thought because I was in the medical field that I would think it's cool. While some of it was interesting, I kept thinking that the people that provided their bodies or loved ones...More

Went as part of the July 4th week. It was pay what you want day when we went. Though extremely crowded, we took full advantage of everything at the museum. With a daughter, becoming a biologist, this was educational without being in the classroom. We...More