Archives Unlocked: Eerie Finds in the Siegman Archives

Step into the eerie world of the Siegman Archives at Thomas Jefferson University, where crypt keeper Michael-Goul Angelo introduces us to some spooky pieces of medical history. From a haunted nursing doll from 1932 to antique bloodletting devices and even a portable 1920s blood transfusion machine, the archives hold a fascinating collection of historical artifacts. Watch the video to explore these curious medical oddities and experience the creepy side of Jefferson’s past.

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The Medicine Forum
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2024-10-01
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Medical History and Innovations
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Archives Unlocked: Eerie Finds in the Siegman Archives

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Archives Unlocked: Eerie Finds in the Siegman Archives

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Abstract

Step into the eerie world of the Siegman Archives at Thomas Jefferson University, where crypt keeper Michael-Goul Angelo introduces us to some spooky pieces of medical history. From a haunted nursing doll from 1932 to antique bloodletting devices and even a portable 1920s blood transfusion machine, the archives hold a fascinating collection of historical artifacts. Watch the video to explore these curious medical oddities and experience the creepy side of Jefferson’s past.

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