Nestled within an old apothecary, the Pharmacie de la Misericorde in Montpellier, France, is a small two-room museum that delves into the city’s rich pharmaceutical history. The exhibits feature an array of ceramic pots, barrels, mortars, and other vessels and tools, most of which were crafted locally. These items, used for making and storing medical remedies and antidotes, provide a tangible link to the past. Visitors can explore the museum’s carefully curated displays, gaining insight into the practices and traditions that have shaped Montpellier’s medical heritage.
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