Reviews of Paul S. Russell, MD Museum of Medical History and Innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital. (Museum) in Boston (Massachusetts).
Paul S. Russell, MD Museum of Medical History and Innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital
2 N Grove St, Boston, MA 02114, United States
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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended
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Open hours of Paul S. Russell, MD Museum of Medical History and Innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital
Sunday
Closed
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10 am–2 pm
Wednesday
10 am–2 pm
Thursday
10 am–2 pm
Friday
10 am–2 pm
Saturday
Closed
Reviews of Paul S. Russell, MD Museum of Medical History and Innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital
Connolly K
Great little museum with a beautiful rooftop terrace, a great view of MGH, clean and handicap accessible facilities. Happened upon the place after a medical appointment and was really impressed. Was a nice breath of fresh air and a breather from the hectic hospital area. Free admission and high informational, glad to have visited and I look forward to visiting again in the future. All gender restrooms and friendly staff make this museum truly a gem!
Jeffrey Hom
Very interesting history of MGH and it being the first place of practice for medical students out of Harvard. Free admission, informative, and has a beautiful rooftop garden. Definitely worth checking out if around the area :)
Faisal Chaudhry
Decent museum of MGH history - worth a visit if you're in the neighborhood, but not otherwise. Doesn't actually have that many historic objects, but it will still be interesting if you're interested in medicine. Rooftop patio on the fourth floor, but isn't high enough to get a good view. Takes an hour to get through everything.
Daniel Queiroz
Amazing place! Actually the Dome is located at 4th floor of Massachusetts General Hospital!
Imelda Haloho
This museum threw back memories of cool stuffs like minor surgical instruments with historical background, lights microscopes, medical diagnostics/imaging information about human brain, etc. It also has interactive touch screen computers and not so interactive Electronic Health Record (EPIC), and many more.. Those were things I could remember. Overall it's a pretty informative, small yet cozy, centrally located and free museum. Highly recommended.
Noa Levy
I was fortunate enough to find this place on Google Maps completely by accident, I knew I had to pay a visit as a medicine enthusiast. It's a pretty small museum, but still, I spent there a ridiculous amount of time. I'm only a medic but the medical language was simple enough for me, yet I'm sure pretty informing and interesting to people more knowledgeable than I. The staff was really kind and helpful, answered questions and taught me interesting things. Would recommend anyone with passion for the medical field from any background and level of knowledge!
Kit Ligand
Small museum of medical history. Nicely laid out, spacious. I particularly liked the interactive displays that help visitors walk through some diagnostic indicators. I did not finish (ran out of time) so i did not get to upper floors, but this is a good, informative way to spend a few hours, and helps visitors learn a bit about how medicine, as a field, happens. Not noticeable from traffic. I saw it because i was walking by, but in Boston walking is the only sane choice.
David Fasman
A great trip down surgical memory lane. And it's free! Also definitely go to the ether dome.
Carlos Medina
Great museum about the MGH, bur missing much info regarding non-US medicine. Most of the exhibit is in the first floor with easy access for everyone, and the second floor is mainly a lecture area and paintings. The roof garden is very nice for a break on your walkabout, since it's halfway from/to the Science Museum and Faneuille hall.
Coli Cole-French
This is a lovely museum and free. But the second floor was being used for a meeting so off-limits. The top floor is a lovely rooftop garden. A must stop for picnic lunch or just a little quite above the city.
Eetu Pajala
A small museum of Medical history and innovation (made in Boston). Good for a half an hour walk through even if you're not super interested in medicine. Nice rooftop garden to sit down and rest your legs.
Allan
A charming public museum about MGH and medical history. Fascinating for both medically inclined and history buffs. Well laid out with nice displays, the science is, of course, simplified for the general public, but with enough substance to satisfy those with a technical or medical background. A very nice PR and neighborly effort by this venerable institution, and an easy walk from the MGH T station. Don't miss the healing garden at the top of the Yawkey building.
Juan C. Sanchez-Arias
A visit to this museum plus a walking around the Ether Dome are a must for any doctor regardless age, country of origin or specialty. Small, yes, but its content is invaluable and even touching for us who love our noble profession.
Thomas DiJulio
Fun and interesting place, especially considering it's free. Staff are really friendly and informative. Exhibits were dynamic and captivating. Dont forget to vsiit the rooftoo garden. Nice to be able to learn about the ether dome and walk across the street to see it.
Todd Hammond
Hidden gem? Its sitting right there, waiting for you to visit - lots of neat things to see from Mass General's history. And the top floor has a beautiful garden. Go!
Ayman Ali
It's a well done but really small museum, won't take you longer than an hour to explore it all. It's worth stopping by especially if you work at MGH.
Joshua Brunton
If you are a science or medical nerd this is a must! Amazing displays showing some of the innovation that have happened and been pioneered in Boston. Make sure to go see the Ether dome too!
Michael Auß
Great museum with a very personal introduction, beautiful roof terrace. Interactive and top modern inventory. Must see for every healthcare professional.
Matthew Li
Fun place to visit if you want to learn more about medical history, particularly Mass Gen's contributions. Free admission as well.
Mathias M
small but very informative museum. Worth a visit - especially if interested in medicine
Kevin Wilhelm
Free Museum with a bunch of great artifacts. Very friendly docents willing to do demos and explain the history of MGH.
Daniel Scanlan
A respite in a busy neighborhood. Fantastic history of Mass General Hospital and their great work. Well worth your time.
Carlos J. Costa
This museum is very small but really interesting. It also has a beautiful rooftop.
Chris Cairns (Medman)
A bit quirky but really good medical museum. Great informative volunteer staff.
Dana Greenwood
Very interesting but it should be open on weekends also. If I wasn't visiting someone in MGH I wouldn't be able to get there.
Christina Cosio
Small free museum. The docent was enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Practically received a private tour
Martin Ruiz
Loved it. Worth the money. Take your time and make atleast 2+ hours to really look at everything.
Kelly P
An oasis in a busy Boston! Very educational and informative. Lovely rooftop garden.
Tim Cunningham
Went in on a whim as walking by... A gem of a little free display, some great little pieces. Would recommend
Karen Vaughn
Great museum. Lots of great artifacts. A wonderful oasis from the busy of the day
Antoine Davis
Has some very fascinating medical history tied to MGH.
Laura K.
Cool medical museum. Go ahead and view the display. Head to the Ether Dome afterwards
Liz
Good nice Nice people you can learn a lot from the exhibits and like talking to the people
Byguerland Jean
Went there for covid-19 vaccine. Was professional and quick.
Pat McCaughey
Small area but interesting use of media. Interactive to be informative and keep you interested.
Ahmed Mahmoud
Fascinating look into the history of medical innovation - a lot of which took place here at MGH
Katya Gilbo
Cool exhibit about medical innovation, and the ether dome tour is absolutely amazing.
Joe Kirby
Great overview of MGH history. Helpful and very knowledgebase staff.
Theresa Ferreira
Fascinating! Even this wholistic child found the history and information interesting and well worth the time.
Jamie Richardson
Enjoyed myself alot can't wait until the roof garden id blooming
Tom Herold
Free admission, open to the public. Dont sit in the waiting room, come check this out.
Don Rose
Limited. Focused on 'recent' medical milestones. Worth the time, tho.
Dan Russell
Nice place to visit for an assign history of medical care in the U.S.
Rafael Nuzzi
Small but full of very interesting medical histories and items
Michael Winship
This place has some amazing medical devices and videos.
Karlos “K-Sun”
If you are a health care provider, you'll appreciate this museum
Paul W. Bud Blanchard
A great place for a visit while you're at the General.
Memet Emin
It is a nice place to learn brief history of MGH.
intesivec0re
Great learning the history of medicine and present studies being done.
Letha Morris
This museum didn't have as much stuff in it as I thought it would.
Michael Philipone
Mass General is a amazing place for health care.
Tina Toland
Beautiful historic me DC icsl museum
Elva Vasquez
Really nice info for medical fields!
Robbie Malone
Cool musuem, stop by if you walk by.
Tanya M
Free, fun check out the rooftop as well
Ashley Honeycutt
Cool little medical museum!
Rob Denshaw
More of a surgical rather than medical museum.
Mike Shahp
Surprisingly interesting exhibits in this museum
Frank Hodson Jr.
A great museum of Boston medical history
Joshua Janvrin
Very interesting place ..and its free
Brenda Pace
Unique, interesting medical museum
Greg Catcott
Nicely done, informative, helpful docent!
Matthew Pagos
Small museum of MGH history
Steven Riendeau
Check out this free piece of American history.
Joyce Jenkins
Arts and Crafts was fun.
Bethany Haeseler
Great experience, helpful staff
Jim Stanford
Mankind's Greatest Hospital
Richard Tannenbaum
Photo of epic's gui
Pedro Rodriguez Rosa
Amazing staff and location
Alison Hui
Tour the Ether Dome!
Clare McCully
Hidden jewel!
Rob Bajko
Cool stuff
Tim Turley
This place is great!!!
Bob
Very interesting
nawaz basha
Informative
William Beck
General history
Afranur Mirat
(Translation) Good museum to visit if you have free time. It is not so big, however you learn a lot of stuff about mgh's history, medicine history and diseases. There is also a little garden at the 4th floor. It is free to visit the museum during the weekdays from 9 am -5 pm. But it is closed at the weekend. There are also interactive computers that you can diagnose a patient or find out more about medicine stuff. You should go if you are nearby.
A good museum to visit if you have time. It's not very big but you learn quite a bit about the history of mgh, the history of medicine and diseases. It has a small garden on the 4th floor. Open 9-5 on weekdays but closed on weekends. There are interactive computers for watching videos or diagnosing patients. If you're around, you can stop by.
(Original)
Good museum to visit if you have free time. It is not so big, however you learn a lot of stuff about mgh's history, medicine history and diseases. There is also a little garden at the 4th floor. It is free to visit the museum during the weekdays from 9 am -5 pm. But it is closed at the weekend. There are also interactive computers that you can diagnose a patient or find out more about medicine stuff. You should go if you are nearby.
Vaktiniz varsa gezmek için iyi bir müze. Çok büyük değil ama mgh'in tarihi, tıp tarihi ve hastalıklar hakkında bayağı bir şey öğreniyorsunuz. 4. katta küçük bir bahçesi var. Hafta içi 9 - 5 arası açık ama haftasonu kapalı. Video izlemek ya da hasta teşhisi yapmak için interaktif bilgisayarlar var. Civardaysanız uğrayabilirsiniz.
Schleifer Grigorij
Kleines aber sehr interessantes Museum ... es finden regelmäßig Vorträge zu diversen medizinischen Themen statt.
(Translation)
Small but very interesting museum... there are regular lectures on various medical topics.
gilma espinosa
(Translation) Being in Boston and not going to the Massachusetts General Hospital museum. The first anesthesia and research in functional resonance imaging, heart transplant surgery, DNA research and the latest in cancer treatment by immunity were performed there. It is incredible so much contribution to humanity.
(Original)
Estar en Boston y no ir al museo de Hospital General Massachussets . Alli se realizó la primera anestesia y las investigaciones en resonancia funcional, cirugía de transplante cardiaco , investigacion del ADN y lo ultimo en tratamiento cancer por inmunidad. Es increible tanto aporte a la humanidad.
Angela Maria Escudero
(Translation) I loved. Nice. But it has a lot of history
(Original)
Me encanto. Bonito. Pero guarda mucha historia
Ángel Huidobro
Antonín Hlavinka
(Translation) For enthusiasts, but quite small.
(Original)
Pro nadšence, ale celkem malé.
Dr. Reetuparna Biswas
Itzel Meza
Ana Luiza
(Translation) Beautiful coverage!
(Original)
Linda cobertura!
Bill Bean