Historical Medical Facilities

Old photographs depicting historical medical facilities and patients treated for skin diseases in various care settings.

A sun parlor for surgical patients at General Hospital #21 in Denver, Colorado. This photograph was taken on April 1920 by a SOT, SAUM.S.C. photographer and was issued as number 68233.

Inside the base hospital at Camp Mills, Long Island, New York, there is a vegetable and meat preparation room. This room is utilized to prepare food for the military personnel stationed at the base. The photograph was taken by Sergeant Thomas S.C. and is numbered NER 60909.

Patient suffering from the skin disease 'Pemphigus Vegetans', c. 1888 - in or before 1898 photomechanical print Amsterdampublisher: Haarlem paper collotype skin and venereal diseases. adult man

Patient suffering from the skin disease 'Ichthyosis'; Ichthyosis. .

Patient suffering from the skin disease 'Eczema squamosum', c. 1870 - in Or Before 1881 photomechanical print New York (city) paper collotype skin and venereal diseases. arms

A dental clinic in Camp Hospital No. 44, located near Gievre, Loir et Cher, France. The photograph was taken on January 29, 1919, by photographer Sgt. C. D. Donnelly. The image shows the exterior of the dental clinic, with soldiers and medical personnel entering and exiting the facility.

Wounded soldiers receive cigarettes from nurses. The photograph, taken in 1919, is part of a series documenting American military activities during World War I. The image ID is 111-SC-26744, with the description "Wounded soldiers being given cigarettes by nurses." It was issued the symbol "gu" and is accompanied by the note "BR6744".

Lt. E. N. Jackson, a member of the Signal Reserve Corps, is pictured at the Base Hospital in Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas. The photograph, taken on July 5, 1918, showcases activities at the hospital, specifically the bacteriological examination of sputums. This image was censored and released on July 26, 1918, by the M.I.B. Censor. Issued notes numbered 14350 accompany the photograph.

A general view of a medical ward at Camp Hospital No. 41 in Is Sur D'Or, France. The photograph was taken on February 2, 1919, and received on April 14, 1919. The ward is described as a general medical ward, and the location is noted as Is Sur Tille, Cote D'Or, France. The source of the photograph is credited to Sumber B Photographebot.A.L Villanova, and the description is from Shase 3-404.

A sun parlor for surgical patients at General Hospital #21 in Denver, Colorado. This photograph was taken on April 1920 by a SOT, SAUM.S.C. photographer and was issued as number 68233.

"Camp Gordon, Chamblee, GA: Hospital cable and terminal box with splice in cable of 100 pr., two 50 pr., and one 25 pr. in S.C. photographer BECOs image number 62,384 taken on 9/24/19. The photo depicts a cable splice in a hospital setting at Camp Gordon."

First aid room at Mesa Plant in Irvington, New Jersey. The photo showcases an operating room with a table, stretcher, and a nurse. The image was taken on December 3, 1918, by photographer Sgt. V.J. Palumbo. Symbol on the photo is red 12-11-18.

Interior of the operating room at American Red Cross Evacuation Hospital #110 in Coincy, France during World War I. The photograph, taken by Lt. Puggles, S.C., showcases the medical facilities and equipment used by the hospital. It was released after being approved by the A.E.F. Censor on September 1, 1918.

Lt. William Fox and other doctors are seen diagnosing influenza patients just brought in. In the background is Lieutenant W.E. Faris, and in the foreground, Captain R. N. Brookmeyer. Patients are seen wearing masks to prevent the spread of the disease. The photo was taken on March 1, 1919, at Base Hospital No. 29, 5th Division in Hollerich, Luxembourg.

Outbreak of syphilis on a female sexual organ, A. de Montméja, c. 1860 - c. 1868 photograph photographic support albumen print skin and venereal diseases: syphilis

Pemphigoid with blisters on a leg; Pemphigus bulleux ..

Patients suffering from the skin disease 'molluscum', c. 1870 - in Or Before 1881 photomechanical print New York (city) paper collotype skin and venereal diseases. child. face. legs

American medical officer treating a French peasant woman in Rimaucourt, Haute Marne on August 26, 1918. Due to the lack of French doctors in town, American medical officers treated both American and French patients. Officially assigned photo, released by A.E.F. Censor on November 22, 1918.

Danaradja leprosy colony: Patients, Anonymous, 1922 photograph Album magazine with three photos of residents of Leprozenkolonie Danaradja: Patients in the top left, at the top right patients posing at a bank, under a patient in bed. Part of photo album Leprozen colony Danaradja and family recordings. East cardboard. photographic support leprosy. patient, sick person. eating East

Two looks of a woman with symptoms of Pemphigus by syringomyelie, Albert Ludwig Sigesmund Neisser, c. 1884 - in or before 1894 photomechanical print. stereograph paper patient, sick person. skin and venereal diseases

This caption contains information about the image and its background. However, it is difficult to understand the specific content from this text. Therefore, a clearer and more concise caption for the image could be: "Sgt. 1st C1. Jones taking a photograph of Pvt. Absolm Gunther, who was wounded on Nov. 10,1918, showing a gunshot wound to his right chest at Red Cross Hospital No. 2 in Paris, Seine, France."

Sgt. Villanova, an American soldier, is seen in this photograph taken on December 22, 1918. The image shows him in the pneumonia wards of Base Hospital No. 15 in Chaumont, Haute-Marne, France. Sgt. Villanova was issued M Number B. 44120.

Etching by Aloys Kessler from 1795-1820 depicting a dentist treating a patient, showing dental instruments, chair, figures, and interior details.

Rash on a baby caused by syphilis, A. de Montméja, c. 1860 - c. 1868 photograph photographic support albumen print skin and venereal diseases: syphilis

Portrait of an unknown naked boy with hip abnormality, after the operation, Anonymous, c. 1858 - in Or Before 1863 photograph paper albumen print historical persons not known by name. boy (child between toddler and youth). medical examination, medical treatment

Woman with a malignant tumor on her areola, c. 1874 - in or before 1884 photomechanical print paper collotype infections and wounds. tumours - AA - female human figure

An X-ray room at Camp Hospital No. 52 in Le Mans, France. This photo was taken on January 8, 1919, by photographer H.E. Eels. X-ray Room Number 13 is seen here in the hospital. This image belongs to a series of photographs titled "Photographs of American Military Activities during World War One."

Patients suffering from the skin disease 'lupus'; Lupus. .

Anefo photo collection. Medicine. Dentist. 1945

"FRENCH OFFICIAL - 392. This photograph shows a French hospital in the Aisne district during World War One. Despite being in the direct line of fire from the Germans, the hospital is equipped with modern surgical tools and the nurses have tried to make it more comfortable for the wounded soldiers by decorating it."

Patients suffer from the skin disease 'lupus', c. 1887 - in or before 1897 photomechanical print Amsterdampublisher: Haarlem paper collotype skin and venereal diseases. adult woman. face. mouth. hand

Patients suffering from the skin disease 'Lepra Arabum'; Leprosy Arabum. .

Captain Anderson, Miss Taylor (nurse), and two patients, affiliated with the Medical Corps, are pictured at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. This photograph was taken on June 30, 1919. (Source: Photographs of American Military Activities during World War One)

An operating room at a U.S.A. camp hospital in Joinville, LaPont, Seine, France during World War One. The photograph was taken on January 16, 1919, by photographer Jos.M. Lilles, S.C. The image shows medical equipment and a surgical table in a prepared operating room.

Image of an operating room in Camp Hospital 38 in Chatillon sur Seine, Cote d'Or, France. The photograph shows Sergeant A.L. Villanova, 5.c. 52414, in the operating room. The photo was taken on April 14, 1919, and was received on February 3, 1919. The image is cataloged as number B in the series.

Portrait of an unknown man who suffers from Vitiligo, A. de Montméja, c. 1860 - c. 1868 photograph photographic support albumen print skin and venereal diseases

Patients suffering from the skin disease 'Erythema exudativum multiforme', c. 1882 - in or before 1892 photomechanical print Amsterdampublisher: Haarlem paper collotype skin and venereal diseases. arms

Dead man in a chair. .

Sergeant Villanova is seen in this photograph taken on March 1, 1919, at Camp Hospital No. 24 in Langres, Haute Marne, France. The image captures operating room number H 13SLED, where medical procedures were performed during World War One. Additional details or context about Sergeant Villanova are not available.

Dr. Grace C. Meigs, the Director of the Child Hygiene Division of the Children's Bureau, is pictured in this photo. She played an important role in promoting the well-being and health of children during World War One. The photo was taken as part of a documentation effort by photographer RECO.

Sgt. Floyd Flanders is seen operating in the dental infirmary at Camp Upton Yaphank, Long Island, N.Y. The photo was taken on August 15, 1918. The dental facility is well-equipped, with side additions ready to accommodate patients. The photo was censored and released by the M.I.D. censor on September 17, 1918.

$Three heads of humeri, excised for gunshot fractures / Photographed at the Army Medical Museum by order of the Surgeon General: George A. Otis. | Library of Congress$

$Image of a patient with a simple fracture in their left humerus. The photo was taken on the 44th day of the patient's treatment at Red Cross Hospital No.2 in Paris, France. The patient was out of the apparatus for only a few days. Photographer credit goes to Sgt. 1st.Cl. Jones, S.C.$

Sgt. Villanova's photograph taken on 12-24-18 shows the dental room at Base Hospital No. 15 in Chaumont, Hte. Marne, France. The room is labeled with the number "44139" and includes various dental equipment. A reference to "BUED M NOTES" is mentioned in the photograph's description.

A Red Cross nurse bidding a soldier farewell at Base Hospital, Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas. Photographed by Lt. E. N. Jackson of the Signal Corps on July 5, 1918. The image depicts an emotional goodbye between the nurse and soldier. Censored and released by the M.I.B. Censor on July 26, 1918. Visitors to the hospital required a pass to gain entry.

Patients suffering from the skin disease 'Pityriasis Pilaris'; Piist Pilaris. .

Patient suffering from the skin disease 'Sarcoma'; Sarcoma. .

Hospital patient number 403, photograph taken in 1919 by photographer REC. The patient remains unidentified in the image. The photo shows a person lying in a hospital bed with a symbol AU. Notes on the photo indicate it was taken at the Isledi TAKES b hospital. Record number: 18251.

Moving part of the iris during an eye surgery; Iridodésis ..

Aviation recruit undergoing a physical examination at Episcopal Hospital in Washington, D.C. Lt. Reid takes a falling test on April 23, 1918. This photograph, numbered 8254, is not intended for publication.

Man who suffers from Pityriasis Versicolor, A. de Montméja, c. 1860 - c. 1868 photograph photographic support albumen print skin and venereal diseases

Image of a medical ward, A3, in Base Hospital 136, located in Vannes, Morbihan, France. The photograph was taken by Suter W.W. Soper, a photographer for the U.S. Army Medical Corps, on April 14, 1919. The description issued with the photo is labeled as Sumber 1-12-19 and notes that the photo is of Medical Ward A3 in Base Hospital 136.

Portrait of an unknown deceased child, Anonymous, Société Anonyme des Arts Graphiques, c. 1892 - in or before 1897 photomechanical print Geneva paper historical persons not known by name. tot, toddler ~ the ages of man. the corpse

Patient suffering from the skin disease 'Eczema acutum vesiculosum', c. 1880 - in or before 1890 photomechanical print Amsterdampublisher: Haarlem paper collotype skin and venereal diseases. arms

Patients suffer from the skin disease 'scabies', c. 1870 - in Or Before 1881 photomechanical print New York (city) paper collotype skin and venereal diseases. child

Man suffering from his torso to Pityriasis Versicolor; Pityriasis Versicolor ..

Post -mortem portrait of Queen Astrid, Anonymous, 1900 - 1950 photomechanical print Newspaper clipping with the photo of the brought up Queen Astrid. This page is part of an album. paper death of human being. adult woman. lying in state Brussels

A view of the sterilizing and dressing room at Base Hospital No. 3 in Paris, Seine, France. The photo was taken on February 10, 1919, by photographer Corporal W.H. Eels. This room was where medical personnel would clean and prepare equipment, as well as dress wounds of soldiers.

Health inspection of a baby by the Public Health Service during World War I. A mother, dressed in dark clothes, holds her baby on a scale while a healthcare professional, clad in a white nursing uniform, adjusts the scale. A map with the numbers 48, 49, and partially covered 50 hangs on the wall in the background. The photograph is labeled as number 1579 and is part of the Red Cross activities.

Surgical instruments used by the American military during World War One. This photograph, taken on July 24, 1920, shows a collection of surgical instruments, labeled with the number 68830. These instruments were used in S.C. (Surgical Corps) operations. The symbol A.C. indicates they were issued by the Army Corps. Note: The numbering 10-11 is unclear, with reference to 48850.

The image shows the Dental Department of Base Hospital No. 218 in Poitiers, Vienne, France. It was taken on January 16, 1919, by Corporal W.H. Eels. The caption includes the description number VROUED, as well as the photographer's information and date of the photograph. Notes indicate that this is the Dental Department of the hospital.

Image shows a close-up view of an injured soldier's left leg at American Red Cross Military Hospital #9 in Paris, France. The soldier, Pvt. Donato Ciarelluti of Co. A, 307th Inf., was burned on September 15th. This photograph was taken on September 18th by Lt. Stone.

Woman or girl with bald spots on the head caused by alopecia areata; Panee. .

Pvt. L. P. Goldshlag, 8. C. pictured in Ward # 21, Base Hospital # 101. He is suffering from empyema, a medical condition involving the collection of pus in the body's cavities. This photo was taken on June 24, 1918, in St. Nazaire, France. It was approved by the A. E. F. Censor on July 16, 1918.

American army nurses manipulating sterile water equipment in a hospital on wheels during World War One. This photograph captures them carrying out essential medical tasks. Photograph received from the C.P.I. photographer on May 27, 1918. This image is marked with the identification number 11079 and it is restricted for official use only.

Bacteriological Department at Medical Laboratory #1 in St. Nazaire, Loire Inferieure, France during World War One. Photo by W.W. Sopor.

Portrait of an unknown man suffering from psoriasis; Siége du Psoriasis ..

Patient suffering from the skin disease 'ichthyosis', c. 1883 - In or Before 1893 photomechanical print Amsterdamhaarlemprinter: Haarlem Publisher: Haarlem paper collotype skin and venereal diseases. infant, baby

A photograph taken of the Medical Department during World War I shows a carpenter shop where the Keller Artificial Hand was made. The hand is displayed prominently in the image, highlighting its importance in providing prosthetic limbs for injured soldiers. This photograph was taken in 1919.

Two Red Cross nurses mend rubber gloves in an operating room at Base Hospital No. 21 in Rouen, Seine-Inférieure, France. This photograph was taken by Lt. Carl T. Thonor on December 11, 1918.

Soldier Sgt. W. S. Legge from the Medical Corps takes a photograph on November 10, 1918, at Hospital Center Seven in Mars-sur-Allier, Nievre, France. The center is a base for seven hospital units and has a capacity for 40,000 patients. The photograph was approved by the A.E.F censor and assigned the identification number 111-SC-33032.

Patient suffering from the skin disease 'pediculosis corporis', c. 1882 - in or before 1892 photomechanical print Amsterdamhaarlemprinter: Haarlem Publisher: Haarlem paper collotype skin and venereal diseases. adult man. back

Patient suffering from the skin disease 'purpura', c. 1886 - in or before 1896 photomechanical print Amsterdampublisher: Haarlem paper collotype skin and venereal diseases. legs

A view of a miscellaneous ward in the Physical Reconstruction Base Hospital at Camp Grant, Illinois during World War I. The photograph, recorded on 2-19-1921, shows hospital staff and patients engaged in various activities related to recovery and rehabilitation.

Base Hospital No. 7 in Tours, France, had a well-stocked medical supply room during World War One. This photograph, taken on January 9, 1919, shows part of the room, with various medical supplies and equipment visible. Photographer Private Clyde Eddy captured this image. The hospital, located at 46120 Tours, played an essential role in providing medical care during the war.

American soldier identified as Chester C. Girbs at the American Skin Hospital in Paris, France. The image shows him suffering from flea-bites. Captain Mook is seen in charge of the clinic. Photograph by Lt. Geo. E. Stone, taken on August 15, 1918. Official use only. COR 699.

No. 16 - A Chiropodist.. William Saunders (English, 1832 - 1892)

Patient suffering from the skin disease 'Eczema Universale', c. 1870 - in Or Before 1881 photomechanical print New York (city) paper collotype skin and venereal diseases. adult man

Patient suffering from the skin disease 'Psoriasis vulgaris universalis', c. 1880 - in or before 1889 photomechanical print Amsterdampublisher: Haarlem paper collotype skin and venereal diseases. back

Patients suffer from the skin disease 'Eczema Pustulosum' and 'Eczema Ichorosum'; Eczema Pustulosum; Eczema Ichorosum ..

Patient suffering from the skin disease 'Eczema Unseale'; Eczema Unseual ..

Vaginal warts or proliferation of meat in the vaginal area, A. de Montméja, c. 1860 - c. 1868 photograph photographic support albumen print skin and venereal diseases

The College of the City of New York provided space for a doctor's office and temporary hospital. The office was renovated and equipped at the expense of Dr. A.N. Goldsmith from the Electrical Engineering Department. SURECT 6003 RECO, Apr. 24/18 TAKEN DESCRIPTION NUMBER A. T. ISSUED 1917 NOTES: 24 DON PULZ

Captain R. Ross from the Signal Corps is photographed at the Nose and Throat Clinic at Base Hospital Mc. 45 in Toul, Meurthe et Moselle, France on February 10, 1919. Source: Photographs of American Military Activities during World War One, 111-SC-38249.

Portrait of an unknown man with water warts, A. de Montméja, c. 1860 - c. 1868 photograph photographic support albumen print skin and venereal diseases

Surgeons at Camp Lewis in Washington state treat a laceration of the scalp in a field hospital during World War One. The photograph was taken in December 1917 and released on January 14, 1918.

Surgical Ward A in Camp Hospital No. 24 in Langres, Haute Marne, France. This photograph was taken on January 3, 1919, by Sgt. Villanova of the Signal Corps. The image showcases the medical staff and facilities in the surgical ward during World War I.

Mrs. Walter Page and the Duchess of Cork visiting wounded American soldiers at U.S. Army Base Hospital No. 37 in Dartford, England. Photograph taken in 1919 by the Signal Corps photographer.

Base Hospital No. 15 in Chaumont, France. The lab technician is performing duties at the hospital's laboratory. This photograph was taken on December 22, 1918.

Four images of calluses to the hands of a cigar maker; Buralist, demoiselle the comptoir. Above hands with damage, under two images of a cigar maker.

Four images of calluses on the hands of a cigar maker, c. 1881 - In or Before 1891 photomechanical print Above hands with damage, under two images of a cigar maker. France paper hand. cigar

Patient suffering from the skin disease 'phtheiriasis capitis'; PHTheiriasis Capitis ..

Woman who bods on ringworm in her neck, A. de Montméja, c. 1860 - c. 1868 photograph photographic support albumen print skin and venereal diseases

Patient suffering from the skin disease 'Psoriasis vulgaris Universalis'; Psoriasis Vulgaris Universalis. .

Mrs. Lillian Houser Purdy, the Chairman of the Red Cross Section of the Women's Club in Canada, captured in this photograph. Taken on April 2, 1918, during World War One, this image bears the ID number 6933 and the symbol "H." Notes indicate that this image is labeled as 86933.

Black ichthyosis around an elbow, A. de Montméja, c. 1868 photograph photographic support albumen print skin and venereal diseases

Patient suffering from the 'Purpura simplex' skin disease; Purpura simplex ..

A medical and surgical ward at Camp Hospital No. 44, located near Gievre, Loir et Cher, France. The photograph was taken on January 29, 1919, by Sot J. W. Crunelle, a photographer for the U.S. Signal Corps. The image shows a well-equipped medical facility during World War I.

Pvt. Edward Hobday, from 310 Infantry, was photographed by Sgt. 1st Class Jones, showing him with a wounded left humerus from a gunshot wound sustained on October 16, 1918. The picture was taken at Red Cross Hospital No.2 in Paris, France. If prompt-mentioned image cannot be seen, it would be helpful for me to provide an accurate caption.

A medical trainer supervises a trainee as they read a thermometer at a hospital in Vietnam. This photograph captures the important role of medical personnel during the Vietnam War to provide necessary healthcare and support to injured soldiers.

"Sparky" Wounded in the Line of Duty. And he goes to sick bay - Roaming his watch on board a Coast guard combat cutter, "Sparky," the floppy-eared mascot gets mixed up with a high doorsill on a high sea. A casualty with a painfully injured forepaw, he limps to Sick Bay under his own power and ready hands of the pharmacist's mate dress his wound.

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