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In honor of National Doctor’s Day, this talk offers an introduction to medical ideas and practices in late 18th & early19th century MA.
In honor of National Doctor’s Day, this talk offers an introduction to medical ideas and practices in late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century Massachusetts, both among physicians like Francis Wicks, who lived and worked in Falmouth, as well as midwives, bonesetters, surgeons, and non-credentialed practitioners who made medicines at home. The Society owns the house where Wicks lived.
The talk will be given by Dr. Olivia Weisser is Associate Professor of History at the University of ... view more »
ADMISSION INFO
$20 Non-Members/ $10 Members. Includes appetizers and wine. Limited capacity, please register online. This event will be held at the Cultural Center at the Falmouth Museums on the Green.
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PARKING INFO
Parking lot is located on Katharine Lee Bates Rd