Come explore the Public Health Museum in this special guided tour. The Museum preserves records and artifacts from our nation’s public health history while educating the public about the achievements and contributions of public health. There are exhibits on Tuberculosis, Polio, Patent Medicines, Dentistry, and much more. While visiting the Museum, you will also see the remarkably preserved 1930s Works Progress Administration (WPA) murals which highlight the industries of Massachusetts. Meet at the Museum (365 East Street), located on the grounds of the Tewksbury State Hospital, behind the library. (It's best to enter off of East Street.) 

Register below. A limited number of spots are available. 

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Join Team Tewksbury! Through November 27th at noon, log the minutes that you read, or read with others, to participate in this community-wide reading challenge versus our next-door neighbors in Wilmington. This challenge is open to all ages and you can track you reading using Beanstack at tewksburypl.beanstack.org or on paper at https://www.tewksburypl.org/books-more/pages/reading-rivals-2024.