Pharmacy Museums and Exhibits: Midwest

Indiana

Indianapolis: Hook’s Drug Store Museum

Indianapolis: The Lilly Center Museum and Archives

Indianapolis: Indiana Medical History Museum

Mitchell: Spring Mill State Park, Pioneer Village, Apothecary Shop

Illinois

Chicago: International Museum of Surgical Science

Chicago: University of Illinois College of Pharmacy Pharmacognosy Institute

Chicago: Museum of Science and Industry

Springfield: Pearson Museum at the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine

Kansas

Alta Vista: The Smith Pharmacy at the Wabaunsee County Historical Society and Museum

Kansas City: The Clendening History of Medicine Museum at the University of Kansas Medical Center

Lawrence: School of Pharmacy Museum at the University of Kansas

Lincoln: Crispin’s Drug Store Museum

Topeka: Potwin Drug Store at Historic Ward Meade Park

Michigan

Alpena: Besser Museum for Northeast Michigan, Spen’s Drug and Wallpaper Shop

Bay City: Medicine Wheel Garden

Dearborn: Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation

Detroit: Detroit Historical Museum, The Streets of Old Detroit

Detroit: Parke-Davis Pharmaceutical Company former Industrial Buildings, now known as Stroh River Place

Detroit: Pharmuseum at the Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy at Wayne State University

Grand Rapids: Grand Rapids Public Museum, The Streets of Old Grand Rapids

Kalamazoo: Kalamazoo Valley Museum

Manistee: Manistee County Historical Society

Minnesota

Dassel: Dassel History Center, Ergot Museum and Peterson Pharmacy

Minneapolis: Bakken Library and Museum

Minneapolis: Wangensteen Historical Library of Biology and Medicine at the University of Minnesota

Missouri

Hannibal: Pilaster House / Grant’s Drug Store at the Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum

Kirksville: Museum of Osteopathic Medicine

Ohio

Ada: Pierstorf Pharmacy Museum. Open to the public by appointment, general collection of 19th and 20th-century pharmacy artifacts.

Cincinnati: Cantagalli Apothecary Collection, Winkler Archives. Open by appointment, collection of reproduction materials and 15th apothecary drug jars.

Cincinnati:  Lloyd Library and Museum

Cleveland: Dittrick Museum of Medical History. Open to the public, 1880s pharmacy collection.

Columbus: Center of Science and Industry. Open to the public by ticket, replica of 1864 pharmacy with fixtures, shelfware, tools of the apothecary.

Columbus: Ohio Village. Open to the public. Late 19th century fixtures and artifacts, costumed interpreters.

Lebanon: Warren County Historical Society Museum. Open to the public. Shelfware, patent medicines, apothecary tools.

South Dakota

Wall: Wall Drug Apothecary Shoppe & Pharmacy Museum

Wisconsin

Cassville: 1900-era drugstore at the Stonefield Historic Site

Madison: American Institute of the History of Pharmacy

Milwaukee: Milwaukee Public Museum: Apothecary and Oculist on the “Streets of Old Milwaukee”

Prairie du Chien: Fort Crawford Museum