The Public Health Museum in Tewksbury is housed in the Old Administration Building on the campus of historic Tewksbury Hospital, a setting closely tied to the development of public health in Massachusetts. Opened on September 30, 1994, during the building’s hundredth anniversary year, it brings together medical, social, and institutional history in a former hospital complex. Along with its exhibits, it offers a walking tour of the campus that explores the site’s history and architecture and the lives of patients and staff. Through the Tewksbury campus, it interprets the broader story of public health in Massachusetts.