Newark, Delaware: Huge Doctor's Bag with Stethoscope
A giant version of a leather house call bag, stethoscope overflowing out the top, that most of us have only seen in old movies.
Apex Medical Center
- Address:
- 537 Stanton Christiana Road, Newark, DE
- Directions:
- Stanton Christiana Road, Outside the Apex Medical Center. Near the intersection of Routes 4 and 7.
- Admission:
- Free
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Huge doctor bag.
[Constance Macneill, 07/10/2022]
The doctor's bag was not visible to me (driving) on the northbound side, but easily on southbound. We got off the road and took Twin C Road so we could get close. There was a spot to park and we went right up to it. Kids (3.5 yo) really enjoyed it.
[Sarah Frank, 06/16/2015]
The bag is on the grounds of a medical center and can be seen from Route 4/7 if you're looking for it! The medical building is at the intersection of Ogletown Stanton and Stanton Christiana Road.
[daytripper, 07/25/2014]
Disappointing at best.
[Theklub, 05/27/2011]With our lowered expectations in Delaware, we actually didn't think this was bad, based on earlier photos showing that it is much taller than a person....
Huge steel Doctor's Bag outside the Apex Medical Center. Mailing address has a Newark Post Office, but people refer to this area as Stanton.
It's lit at night.
[Bonnie Neubauer, 08/19/2008]Page of 2 [Next 2 items]
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