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Organising a meeting? ACECC can help
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Trainee Congress 3 October 2010
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The Harry Daly Museum
Welcome!
The Museum is devoted to the preservation, documentation and interpretation of the history of anaesthetic practice. Our recently-completed exhibits and open storage drawers explore the fascinating history of this important medical specialty. Our exhibits illustrate some of the earliest implements in man's battle to overcome pain, to the first successful medical anaesthetic administration in 1846, and through the myriad technological advancements that followed. Highlighting uniquely Australian advancements and the innovative individuals who helped shape modern anaesthesia, the Museum aims to encourage interest in the local and global history of anaesthesia.
Please click on the links below to find out more about the Harry Daly Museum.
About the Museum
History of the Museum
Cost, Hours and
Contact Information
Location
Management
The Collection
What We Have
Recent Acquisitions and Donations
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Learn More
If you would like to do your own research on the history of anaesthesia, or learn about other museums of anaesthesic history, please click on the topics below.
Links to Museums of Anaesthesia
This site is YOUR window into the Museum and its work . If there is anything you would like to see, comment on or perhaps add, please contact the Curator, Peter Stanbury, via email: pstanbury@fed.asa.org.au
