Addington Hospital Museum was built by Henry Addington (Prime Minister of Great Britain) across the shore from the Indian Ocean in KwaZulu-Natal. Medical achievement over the past 100 years of health care, and this museum is located between the Gulf and the ocean and includes artifacts dating back to the beginning of the nineteenth century, and highlights the primitive history of healing and the help of modern technology in preserving human life, and materials of medical interest include an ancient scanning machine, An original dental section, an old-fashioned iron lung used as a respirator, historic nursing equipment and appliances, antique books, and collector's medical journals.