Museum of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society Museum has been collecting its collection since 1842. Exhibits of the museum tell about all aspects of the history of British pharmaceuticals

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, founded in 1841, regulates pharmacists in all areas of activity, protects the interests of pharmacists, promotes the development of pharmaceutical science and professional practice.

Exhibits of the museum tell about all aspects of the history of British pharmaceuticals - this is traditional equipment for preparing medicines, and bronze mortars, and vessels for storing medicines, Lambeth faience of the XVII century and the first brand medicines, medical cartoons of the XIX century, photographs and rare books.

The museum can be visited by appointment.