That quote captured our imagination. We began to realize that, even today, all of Scott and White is a finespirited partnership. The doctors and the staff share a partnership with patients, and we are all partners with the community. Almost half of the exhibit is devoted to the re-creation of a Scott and White operating room circa 1916. Actual artifacts from the era are part of the display.
Mannequins depict the professional uniforms of the day.
Children and adults can examine hair and skin samples under a microscope loaned to the museum by Dr. Raleigh R. White IV, grandson of one of the institution's founders. Visitors can learn about the human heart by studying a plastic model that opens to reveal the organ's intricate parts. Small children will enjoy free coloring books and band-aids, compliments of Scott and White's Public Affairs department. We also are aware of the many contributions Scott and White has made to the Central Texas economy and culture. We're pleased to be a partner in showcasing Scott and White's rich history in Bell County.