Nestled in the heart of Chicago, the International Museum of Surgical Science offers a captivating journey through the fascinating world of medical history. Located in the stunning Eleanor Countiss House, this museum boasts four floors of exhibits that trace the evolution of modern medicine and surgery. From ancient instruments and striking statues to groundbreaking medical advancements, there's something to pique the interest of both medical professionals and curious visitors alike.
You'll be inspired by the tales of pioneering doctors who pushed the boundaries of science, and you'll marvel at intricate displays of antique surgical tools, the iron lung, and even Napoleon's death mask. Whether you're inclined towards history, science, or simply looking for a unique educational experience, a visit here promises an enlightening adventure.
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We will be viewing the Chicago Shoreline from our vessel on the water. Our tour guide will provide historical context and information about important sites along the way.
