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Map of the City of New York showing the Location of Small Pox
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Map of the City of New York showing the Location of Small Pox
1079248 Map of the City of New York showing the Location of Small Pox, from May 1st 1874 to April 30th 1875. 1874-75 (black ink on paper) by American School, (19th century); Collection of the New-York Historical Society, USA; (add.info.: Map of the City of New York showing the Location of Small Pox, from May 1st 1874 to April 30th 1875. Made under the direction of W. De F. Day, M.D. Sanitary Superintendent, Health Department. No. of cases of small-pox 2499; foldout from New York City Board of Health, Annual Report, 1874-75 (New York: 1876)
W.B. Fernhead, del.); eNew York Historical Society; American, out of copyright
Media ID 23537796
© New York Historical Society / Bridgeman Images
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This black ink print titled "Map of the City of New York showing the Location of Small Pox" offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of public health in 19th century America. Created under the guidance of W. De F. Day, M. D. , Sanitary Superintendent of the Health Department, this map provides a visual representation of smallpox outbreaks from May 1st, 1874 to April 30th, 1875. The intricate details on this map highlight various areas within Manhattan where cases of smallpox were reported during that period. With a total count reaching an alarming 2,499 cases, it serves as a stark reminder of the devastating impact this disease had on New York City's population at that time. Notably, this historic document showcases Central Park and its surroundings as one area affected by the outbreak. The map's accuracy and attention to detail demonstrate both its scientific value and its significance in tracking and combating infectious diseases. As we observe this piece today, we are reminded not only of how far we have come in terms of public health measures but also how crucial it is to remain vigilant against such threats. This print stands as a testament to our ongoing battle against illness and serves as a powerful reminder that knowledge and awareness are key weapons in safeguarding our communities' well-being.
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