CAMPUS TOURS CONTINUE!

"Thank you for the wonderful tour of the Public Health history. All 3 guides were wonderful. I have a newfound appreciation for the important part it played in the building of public health policy." -G.C.

Our popular historical grounds tours will run through the fall, weather permitting.

HAVE YOU READ?
Learn about the biomedical contributions and ethical questions surrounding this unsung hero in
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, by contributor Anastasia Wheeler.
FREE PROGRAM
Listen to PHM Volunteer Kathy Hursen present "The story of Lillian Wald-the mother of public health nursing" as part of the Tewksbury Public Library's Speaker Series. Register here for this free presentation on October 29th.
COLLECTIONS COMMITTEE
The Museum was accepted into the Massachusetts State Historical Records Advisory Board's Roving Archivist program. The October visit included a tour of the Museum, storage facilities, and review of our historic Tewksbury Hospital collection. We look forward to implementing their recommendations to improve the safety and accessibility of our collections for the public.
Fall Back
The museum is working hard to reopen and hope to make an announcement soon. In the meantime, we'd like to share the many ways you can still engage with us!

First, our Annual Meeting is set for Wednesday, October 28th from 6-7:30PM. Lori Stevenson, MPH will discuss the long-term public health implications for over 35,000 responders from the attacks on September 11th. All are welcomed. Click here to register for this informative discussion.

Read our Outbreak! 2020 Student Blog Posts here. See the topics our high school student participants chose for their final projects.

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We Rely on You!

The Public Health Museum is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We hope that you’ll consider including the museum in your charitable giving.

Call the museum at 978-851-7321 x 2606 or email questions to info@publichealthmuseum.org.
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PHM Annual Meeting

Join us for the virtual 2020 Annual Meeting on Wednesday, October 28th, 2020 from 6-7:30PM.

Aftermath: Lessons Learned about the Consequences of Catastrophe by Lori Stevenson, MPH. A discussion about the long-term public health implications for over 35,000 responders from the attacks on September 11th.

Lori Stevenson, MPH, is the Former Director, Health Outcomes Core Mount Sinai School of Medicine/World Trade Center Medical Monitoring and Treatment Program Data and Coordinating Center.

This program is free and open to all!
"America's first public health museum"