Dittrick Museum of Medical History

The Dittrick Museum contains a vast collection of historical medical instruments, anatomical models, and documentation spanning several centuries of healthcare evolution.

Founded in 1898, the institution began as a medical library and grew into an extensive repository of medical artifacts during the industrial revolution period.

The museum displays reflect the changing societal attitudes toward healthcare through exhibits of medical treatments, public health initiatives, and educational materials.

Visitors gain access to the museum through scheduled appointments, ensuring personalized attention and opportunities for detailed exploration of the collections.

The facility maintains one of North America's largest collections of obstetrical instruments, documenting the progression of childbirth practices.

Location: Ohio

Inception: 1898

Website: http://artsci.case.edu/dittrick

GPS coordinates: 41.50600,-81.60860

Latest update: March 8, 2025 16:33