Medical Building

Hospital and dental equipment and medical aids used from the late 1800s to the mid-1900s.

Self-guided tour stop 11B

The Medical Room Display holds a remarkable collection of hospital and dental equipment, along with medical aids used from the late 1800s to the mid-1900s. Among the items are surgical instruments, diagnostic tools and vintage dental chairs, as well as manually operated devices that reflect the skill and resourcefulness of early doctors, nurses and dentists.

The collection is a tribute to the dedication and resilience of early healthcare practitioners, and offers a sense of how far medical science has come.

Hospital equipment inside the Medical Building.

More photographs

Vintage display of dental and medical tools in a glass-front cabinet at an antique shop with a large wooden 'DENTIST' sign hanging above.
A building with a corrugated metal exterior painted light green, featuring a sign that reads 'START TRIAL SPEED ZONE,' a black arrow sign, and a small open doorway with the word 'CASUALTY' in red above it. The building is adjacent to a black, patterned drainage grate on the sidewalk, with a blue sky overhead.

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