A Spanish Flu ward at Camp Funston, Kansas, where the virus allegedly originated, ca. 1910s.
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Image Credit: Courtesy Aubrey Knox Arthur Comfort’s reproduction of John Maler Collier’s painting The Plague, ca. 1902, published in The Graphic in December 20, 1902.
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Image Credit: Library of Congress Article by Gordon Henry Hirshberg, showing a reproduction of John Maler Collier’s painting (right center), published in The Washington Times, October 6, 1918.
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Egon Schiele: Portrait of the Dying Edith Schiele, 1918.
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Image Credit: Erik Pendzich/Shutterstock National Guard members stocking medial supplies at the Javits Center, New York.
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Image Credit: CHINE NOUVELLE/SIPA/Shutterstock “Wuhan Livingroom,” a former sports venue converted into a hospital for COVID-19 patients.
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Spanish Flu Epidemic 1918-1919 in America. Crowded sleeping area on the Drill Hall floor of the
Image Credit: Everett/Shutterstock Crowded sleeping area on the Drill Hall floor of the main barracks at the Naval Training Station in San Francisco, ca. 1918.
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Image Credit: Everett/Shutterstock The Liberty Loan Parade in Philadelphia on Sept. 28, 1918, which led to an outbreak of the Spanish Flu.
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Image Credit: Everett/Shutterstock A precautionary sign in a Philadelphia Navy Yard, ca. 1910s.