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 #27 of 123 things to do in Niagara-on-the-Lake
llovestotravel
Gradyville, Pennsylvania
Indeed, this is truly a well-preserved museum, full of pharmacy treasures. We had our daughter and son-in-law with us, both of whom thoroughly enjoyed the visit. It was appreciated how the...
david g
Tring, United Kingdom
really felt the part of history in here. Only bought some postcards in the end but wonderful old building
kris-goes-places
This is a really neat little museum, volunteer-maintained. It is small and entry is by donation. There are lots of neat artifacts to look at and the volunteer who was running it when we were there...
