CAMPUS TOURS ARE BACK!
Reserve your spot today for our popular historical grounds tours. Tours will run through the fall, weather permitting.

HAVE YOU READ?
The Museum's shout out for book reviewers was a huge success. Read the first in the series, Educated,by student Emma Calnan.
SPIRIT OF COLLABORATION
The museum could not do what it does without dedicated volunteers. Coordinator of Volunteer Engagement Sandra Price shares some thoughts about the people that make it all happen.
VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT:
RUTH MACNUTT

Ruth was inspired to volunteer after taking a tour. Several exhibits resonated with her, such as Polio, Smallpox and TB. Find out more about Ruth here.
Greetings
As the leaves start to change and the air becomes a little cooler, our September newsletter arrives, chock full of great information and updates about the museum.

We're excited to share that our outdoor tours have resumed. In addition, we've been hard at work providing online resources for you to enjoy, developing web content and evaluating our collections.

In this edition, read about Outbreak!2020, our summer high school program, enjoy a book review, and learn about some of our volunteer activities.

Our website and social media is regularly updated and we encourage you to explore our curated content. If you know someone who'd enjoy our newsletter, email us at info@publichealthmuseum.org and put "Newsletter" in the subject line. We'll add them to our list!


We Rely on You!

The Public Health Museum is a recognized 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We hope that you’ll consider including the museum in your charitable giving.
Please welcome Berni Angelo, our new office administrator. Berni comes to us with strong museum experience. She has a love of textiles and collections.
 
Call the museum at 978-851-7321 x 2606 or email questions to info@publichealthmuseum.org.
Outbreak!2020 - It's A Wrap!

Outbreak! is an interactive, challenging and fun summer program designed to introduce high school students to the history and importance of public health. This year the program was moved online with an exciting interactive format. Students learned about a wide range of public health topics, careers, and collaborated on teams guided by peer mentors. Students engaged in live Q&A sessions, breakout discussion rooms, and had the chance to network with professionals in the field.
"America's first public health museum"