Welcome To The Cannabis Museum
The Cannabis Museum is dedicated to educating the public on the hidden artistic, historic, medical, and industrial mainstream venues of cannabis and its countless uses in the United States and around the world. We document and present the hidden history of the mainstream use of Cannabis. Prior to its ban in 1937, for political reasons only, cannabis had 25,000 uses in commerce: food, fuel, fiber, and medicine. Our collection is the largest most unique in this space. Check out Events, our Exhibitions and Digitized Collections on the following pages.
Upcoming Events
Brother Hill
Current Exhibits
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Cannabis Americana
The Golden Age of Cannabis Medicine 1850-1937
The End of the Hempire 1850-1937
Visitor Info
Admission Prices
Adults
$5.00
Opening Hours
Wednesday – Saturday
12 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Collections Research
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The Cannabis Museum’s collections include more than 10,000 objects drawn from a broad range of cultures, disciplines, and mediums related to the cannabis culture throughout various historic and geographic locations. The Museum possesses an unparalleled and significant collection of Apothecary Glass Vessels. This extensive collection includes more than 1500 glassworks and containers that reflect the history and development of glass manufacturing side-by-side with the medical and pharmaceutical practices between the 1830s throughout the prohibition era of 1937 until our current day. The museum also includes a unique collection of medical records and journals, prescriptions, samples, pharmacopeias, and other related relics.