In the 1800s, the local pharmacy was a unique destination. There, one could buy anything from barrels of liquor to blood-sucking leeches.
Step into this quaint 1860’s apothecary and examine rows and rows of ingredients and patent medicines used by pharmacists over 100 years ago.
Region: Niagara-on-the-Lake
Add to your trip5 Queen Street, Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON, Canada
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Ranked #30 of 127 things to do in Niagara-on-the-Lake
AnotherSteph
Toronto, Canada
Humble little museum that's free to enter. One room and has a nice variety of displays, along with some items for sale and a guest book to sign. Worth a visit for like 10 mins.
Lee A
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
This is a really interesting (albeit niche), small museum. It was organized well with lost of examples of old remedies and paraphernalia.
jsh44320
Cleveland, OH
As others have mentioned, the museum never seems to be open. We were across the street, staying at Prince of Wales for four days, and were never able to visit. The hours say 12-6, but that was not...
