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