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The Dark Side of History

DATE: 13 October 2024

TIME: 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm

LOCATION: Perth Museum

TICKETS: no

EVENT TYPE: Drop-in Events, Museum & Gallery Events

EVENT SUITABILITY: All Ages

The spooky season is upon us. What better time to delve into the horrors of our past. Visit the barber surgeon and see the tools of the trade. Learn about some deadly diseases such as the plague or hear about the gore of torture.

This is a drop-in family event that is suitable for all ages. However, for the squeamish, please be advised that there will be historically accurate props on display and short presentations on torture & surgery.

Image by Phoenix Photography