Name/Title
Experiences in a stricken cityEntry/Object ID
Library.2339Description
11 pages : plates, portraits ; 19 x 27 cm
Experiences in a stricken city by Elihu Burritt.
This is a 2021 reprint of the original publication of 1888.
Reprinted by Silver Street Media from original edition published by Riverside Art Publishing. Co. in 1888.
Selected contents: Jacksonville -- What it is -- Illustrations (Grand Union Hotel -- Evergreen Cemetery -- Sub-tropical exposition -- Travelers' Hotel -- Pablo Beach -- Camp Mitchell -- Storck boy who found all family had died except for cat (p.3) -- Neil Mitchell, Dr., President of Board of Health -- St. Luke's Hospital -- Times Union -- Soap Factory -- Transportation Committee -- Sand Hills Hospital -- Sallace Mitchell, Dr. -- Camp Perry -- Negro quarters -- American Volunteer Medical Corps, 1888 -- List of deaths at Jacksonville, Florida, during the epidemic.Collection
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Category 08: Communication ObjectsSearch Terms
Yellow fever -- Jacksonville, Fla., 1888., Yellow fever -- Florida -- Jacksonville -- 1888., Evergreen Cemetery (Jacksonville, Fla.)., Pablo Beach (Fla.) -- History., St. Luke's Hospital (Jacksonville, Fla.) -- History., Florida Sub Tropical Exposition (1888 : Jacksonville, Fla.)., | Epidemics -- Florida -- Jacksonville.Publication Details
Author
Burritt, Elihu, 1810-1879.Publisher
Riverside Art Publishing.Place Published
* Untyped Place Published
Jacksonville, Fla.Call No.
RC 211 .F7 B87 1888ISBN
9781542202145