Flashlight Tour at the Mutter Museum
Since 1858 Philadelphia's Mutter Museum has offered the public a glimpse of the medical grandiose and grotesque. What began as a tool for medical professionals has now become a morbid delight as visitors marvel at the museum's collection of Siamese twins skeletons, antiquated medical instruments, and dead babies floating in jars of formaldehyde.
The place is disturbing by daylight, but this Halloween they are letting visitors in after-hours... then turning off the lights!! If the late admission wasn't sold out and I was not so far behind on my pumpkin carving and Halloween movie watching, I would be there. Maybe next year.
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