New Orleans

USA

Historic Creole pharmacy heritage with unique voodoo remedy displays and America's first licensed pharmacist.

1 museum

Planning Tip

Located in the French Quarter. Combine with other historic attractions. Self-guided tours available most days.

City Highlights

Louis J. Dufilho Jr. legacy

Vintage soda fountain from 1855

Voodoo medicine collection

Quick Stats

Historic Items18,400+
Building Year1823
Museum Since1950

Fun Facts

Home to America's first licensed pharmacist

Features unique voodoo remedy displays

Historic 1823 Creole townhouse setting

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Pharmacy Museums in New Orleans

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New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

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A historic apothecary shop-turned-museum showcasing 19th–20th century pharmacy and medicine, with an extensive collection of artifacts focused on New Orleans' pharmaceutical history. Housed in a Creole townhouse (built 1823) that was home to Louis J. Dufilho Jr., America's first licensed pharmacist.

Tuesday–Saturday 11:00 am–4:00 pm (self-guided) Guided tour Sunday 10:00 am (museum closed after tour) Closed Mondays
+1 504-490-6263
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