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    Art objects, cartoons, and other visuals can provide understanding for students of comparative epidemics over time. We have incorporated the images in this album into teacher institutes for science, technology, and history.  6 - 8    9 - 12    13+    Art/Music    Science    Social Studies/History    Technology  

    For a comparative study, don't miss Mary Johnson's fascinating collection on Typhoid and Dr. Harry Plotz.

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    Cholera, the Microscope and the Thames
    Cholera, Serbia and World War I
    Epidemics impacting religious pilgramages
    Cholera - David Livingstone in Africa
    Allegorical sculpture group of the City of Paris imploring heaven to take away the plague of cholera
    Chinese Red Cross Juniors explaining cholera posters to street crowd. Shanghai, China
    Chinese Red Cross Juniors distributing pamphlets on the prevention of cholera, and urging the proper disposal of garbage, in cement receptacles already provided by the city. Shanghai, China
    Cholera Remedy
    Magaw Memorial Hospital, Foochow, China. Nurses vaccinating children for Cholera
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