Learn about early health care and surgery in Upper Canada during a hands-on education program at the Museum of Health Care. After a peek inside a doctor’s bag from 200 years ago, participants will create “disease masks” signifying diseases common to Early Settlers in Upper Canada and mix up some Early Settler toothpaste! Recommended for ages 6-12.Location: Museum of Health Care, Ann Baillie Building National Historic Site (32 George Street)Date & Time: Friday, June 26, 10-11:30amCost: $5/participant (no charge for accompanying adults)Pre-registration required: Please call (613) 548-2419 or email info@museumofhealthcare.ca register online at www.museumofhealthcare.ca *PA Day (Professional Activity Day) for the Limestone District School Board, the Algonquin & Lakeshore Catholic District School Board
