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Mütter Museum of Medical History
The Mutter Museum of Medical History, which is located in Philadelphia, is one of the main candidates for the venerable role of the most eccentric and creepy museum in the world.
The Mutter Museum is a unique collection of the most terrible physical abnormalities that can happen to the human body.
It was founded in 1787 at a local college. Thomas Mutter, the creator of these ominously interesting rooms, wanted to prove that medicine is both a science and an art.
The museum is an amazing exhibition of deformed bones, damaged internal organs, wax models of various pathologies and many other embodiments of the most terrible human nightmares.
Entrance to the sanctuary of medical science costs $14. Not all exhibits of the Mutter Museum are real – many pathologies and body parts are made of ordinary wax, but preserved bodies and individual human organs amaze the imagination, showing visitors a realistic picture of life.
The Mutter Museum is a unique collection of the most terrible physical abnormalities that can happen to the human body.
It was founded in 1787 at a local college. Thomas Mutter, the creator of these ominously interesting rooms, wanted to prove that medicine is both a science and an art.
The museum is an amazing exhibition of deformed bones, damaged internal organs, wax models of various pathologies and many other embodiments of the most terrible human nightmares.
Entrance to the sanctuary of medical science costs $14. Not all exhibits of the Mutter Museum are real – many pathologies and body parts are made of ordinary wax, but preserved bodies and individual human organs amaze the imagination, showing visitors a realistic picture of life.
