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<p>In the autumn of 1873, a young North Carolinian named Daisy Murdoch was caught in Shreveport’s Yellow Fever Epidemic. After contracting a slight case of the disease, Daisy volunteered to…
History & Culture
In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, 250 Years of American Medicine brings together 250 items from the National Library of Medicine collection with one…
This entry holds three artifacts that share how IWU students responded to the Spanish Influenza Pandemic. These documents are a Nurses World War I diary, Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) Infirmary, and…
History & Culture
Item from 1918 Flu Pandemic Collection: Page from Esther E. Thomas' university scrapbook describing the time of the influenza on campus. She talks about working as a nurse for the "flu"...
History & Culture
Demolition crews clearing the old furniture store at 110 N. Walnut Street uncovered what appear to be early-1900s headstones, in a town once famous for having no cemetery at all. UPDATE: An…
History & Culture
Capturing the energy and passion of Greater Wilmington, one story at a time!
History & Culture
Crockett's 1891 Eastlake-Victorian landmark where an attic doll reportedly moves between windows unaided and a caretaker resigned after unexplained incidents.
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