New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

Shelves of antique bottles and pills covered in gold tell of past apothecary dispensers.

By Scott Hatfield

Posted on: January 19, 2012

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Housed in a 19^th century Creole-style building in New Orleans' French Quarter is a tribute to the pharmacy profession: The New Orleans Pharmacy Museum. Visitors are greeted with displays that showcase former druggist practices - everything from alcohol-based elixirs to a jar of live, wriggly leeches. Experience the American pharmacy of yesteryear by clicking through our New Orleans Pharmacy Museum photo gallery. See rare medical artifacts and learn about remedies of yore.

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