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The Hunterian Museum

Gruesome yet fascinating collection of anatomy and pathology specimens. Captivating journey through the last 300 years medical history.

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Royal College of Surgeons
35-43 Lincoln's Inn Fields
London
WC2A 3PE
United Kingdom

Reopened in 2005 after a £3.2 million renovation, the Hunterian Museum, at the Royal College of Surgeons in London, is inspired by the life and work of the surgeon John Hunter
(1728-1793). "The collections are a fascinating mix of comparative anatomy and pathology specimens; complete skeletons, bones, skulls and teeth; dried preparations, corrosion casts and wax teaching models; historical surgical and dental instruments together with modern surgical instruments

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