The Public Health Museum in Massachusetts is a museum in Tewksbury, Massachusetts in the United States. It opened on September 30, 1994, the 100th anniversary year of the Old Administration building at the historic Tewksbury Hospital, where the museum is housed.
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This is a gem of an experience!! One can feel the history as one passes thru the entrance and sights the beautiful ,expansive Buildings and land supporting this Great Tewksbury hospital complex. It feels like sacred ground and upon entering the beautiful Museum building you learn of the best efforts of the caregivers to present time,to provide comfort,care and safety to A most unfortunate population of Residents. And the historic role they had in today's Public Health System.The Docents are lovely And tell the stories with love and respect of the accomplishments Especially in public health of all those who came before us. It was a wonderful experience And I will go back to do the outside tour to complete my visit. Thank you...
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If you’re in the Tewksbury area, or are passing through, the Public Health Museum is definitely worth a stop. Their exhibits show the importance and evolution of public health (vaccinations, infectious disease, chronic diseases like AIDS, etc.), nursing, and mental health. The exhibits and many of the items displayed are from the Tewksbury Hospital, but the story they tell is relevant to anyone from any state. They are also constantly updating the exhibits to remain relevant to today. For example, they were working on a display related to COVID-19. The tour lasts about an hour, but you could spend longer there reading all the information. It is absolutely...
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So was driving into rice street post office yellow pole lifted then slammed was on empty gas so went to pick up kidnap two took them back to same building 34 yrs ago immediately got confronted they had cybersecurity hampers that scanned sleeved mail then you had to throw in all purpose containers so two went back to street all because mail after you place one stamp is thrown into several billion different trucks health museum scam is what if it was one mail stamp to only do postcards place one stamp on each postcards then walk ten thousands postcards to mailbox to drop in post office...
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