The Eagle Pharmacy Museum

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The Eagle Pharmacy Museum

The Eagle Pharmacy Museum, located within the limits of the former ghetto area in Krakow, was a former pharmacy run by the non-Jew Tadeusz Pankiewicz during the Nazi occupation. The museum commemorates the Holocaust of the Jews of Krakow and it tells the story of the ghetto and the role of the pharmacy in its daily life.

The Eagle Pharmacy Museum

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