View photos about the 1918 Pandemic in abroad, here in the states and South Carolina:
- Influenza Quarantine Sign
- Transcontinental Railroads Map
- H1N1 Flu Virus As Seen Through A Microscope
- Workers In A Textile Mill
- Workers In A Textile Mill 2
- Policemen In Seattle Wearing Gauze Masks
- The Seattle Daily Times - Mandatory Shutdowns
- Nurses Awaiting Arrival of Patients
- Nurse Wearing Gauze Mask And Treating A Patient
- Emergency Hospital During Influenza Pandemic, in Camp Funston, Kansas, where the Pandemic first appeared in the U.S.
- List of Influenza Cases And Deaths By County, October, 1918. (State Board Of Health Annual Report)
- List Of Influenza Cases And Deaths by County, November And December, 1918 (State Board Of Health Annual Report)
- Letter from American Red Cross to S.C. Governor Richard R. Manning, III. Due to a temporary wartime prohibition, the American Red Cross was one of the few entities allowed to dispense alcohol, to help combat the Pandemic.
- Postcard - Soldiers At Camp Jackson Receiving Flu Treatments (Courtesy of South Caroliniana Library)
- 5 Photos From the 1918 State Board Of Health Annual Report
- Jonas Salk and Thomas Francis - The scientists who developed the first flu vaccine in 1938.
