News US News Museums Inside the human remains museum with preserved bodies and woman turned into soap More than 100,000 curious visitors each year flock to the Mutter Museum in Philadelphia, which ...

The body, dubbed "Soap Lady," has been on display for more than a century at the Mutter Museum, a former haven for medical students but now a Philadelphia tourist attraction featuring thousands of ...

July 02, 2019 Grab a beer at the Mütter Museum to start off the long weekend Wednesday night, head to the pop-up beer garden ...

The Mutter Museum is located at 19 S. 22nd Street in Center City. It is a medical museum that contains a collection of anatomical and pathological specimens, wax models, and antique medical equipment.

The Mütter Museum is housed in The College of Physicians on 22nd Street, between Chestnut and Market. It isn’t open for any late night excursions (yet), so you better plan on a daytime date.

No Bearded Lady, but there is the “Soap Lady,” a saponified body dug up in 1875, the body fat turned into adipocere. Something you’d pay a quarter to see behind a tent flap.

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But first, a little more about the museum's collection. Mutter Museum in Philadelphia uses the tagline, "disturbingly informative," to allude to the various exhibits of human remains.