Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum

Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum is well known for its amazing collection of old therapeutic, it resembles strolling into Alexandria around 1805 when Marta Washington or Robert E. Lee went to the shop looking for a cerebral pain cure or a cure for the regular frosty. This pharmacist, or drug store as we call it today, was possessed and worked by the Stabler-Leadbeater family until 1933, and it looks today especially the way it looked when it served the necessities of the debilitated subjects of Alexandria.

You will see a far reaching accumulation of old therapeutic gear, home grown cures, hand-blown glass compartments, books of formulas and recipes, and old diaries and records. The historical center offers a look into the not really removed past of the pharmaceutical calling.