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Museum with an authentic Civil War surgeon’s tent, a 19th century holding coffin, and dioramas detailing medical evacuations
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PAM
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awesome town and awesome museum groupon again did not disappoint will be back love history and one of the gentlemen there was very helpful with information
Cheryl
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Great museum that has lots of info, good exhibits and amazing dioramas. Well worth a visit!
Paula
7 ratings4 reviews
Amazing! So many cool artifacts and it was so much bigger than expected. They’re wheelchair accessible and have an elevator available.
Anthony
33 ratings22 reviews
Nice facilities, very informative exhibits, friendly staff and very interesting field surgeon demonstration.
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About National Museum of Civil War Medicine
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine started as a private collection of medical artifacts. Now, those artifacts stand alongside a field hospital museum, a publishing center, and Clara Barton's Missing Soldiers Office, which was used to help families find their missing relatives during the war. Inside the museum, you can see everything from an authentic Civil War surgeon's tent to a 19th century holding coffin. Additionally, dioramas detail life on the front, the recruiting process, and the procedure for medical evacuations. All of these exhibits together tell the story of what it was like for soldiers in the Civil War when they interacted with medical teams.