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A physician vaccinating American-bound passengers on a railroad train from Montreal, Canada, site of a smallpox epidemic. Wood engraving, 1885
SMALLPOX VACCINATION, 1885.
A physician vaccinating American-bound passengers on a railroad train from Montreal, Canada, site of a smallpox epidemic. Wood engraving, 1885
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Media ID 8866773
1885 Doctor Dress Epidemic Illness Infection Medicine Montreal Passenger Smallpox Train Vaccination
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print from 1885 showcases a crucial moment in medical history. The image depicts a physician diligently vaccinating American-bound passengers on a railroad train, as they travel from Montreal, Canada – the site of a devastating smallpox epidemic. The wood engraving beautifully captures the intensity and urgency of the situation. In this scene, we see the doctor dressed in traditional late 19th-century attire, focused on his task at hand. His expertise shines through as he administers vaccinations to both men and women aboard the train. Amongst them is a young girl, her innocent face reflecting both trust and apprehension. The setting itself adds an intriguing layer to this historical snapshot. The interior of the train carriage provides an intimate backdrop for this life-saving procedure taking place amidst chaos caused by illness and infection. Smallpox had ravaged Montreal during that time period, making vaccination efforts critical for those traveling to America. This image serves as a powerful reminder of how medicine has evolved over time to combat deadly epidemics like smallpox. Preserved through wood engraving techniques, this photograph offers us insight into not only medical advancements but also transportation methods prevalent during that era. It stands as a testament to human resilience in times of crisis and highlights the importance of vaccination in preventing widespread disease transmission.
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