The Philadelphia Yellow Fever Epidemic 1793

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5. What is Yellow Fever? >headache>into the stomach. >Then, they vomited the blood. People struggled. Doctors had to strap their patients down while they watched them diet

6. Yellow Fever >headache >fever >back pain >skin became yellow >hurt all over Then the virus destroyed the liver and finally, the blood. People bled from their >eyes >nose >mouth >into the stomach. >Then, they vomited the blood. People struggled. Doctors had to strap their patients down while they watched them diet for 72 hours, like the flu.

13. Yellow Fever >headache >fever >back pain >skin became yellow >hurt all over Then the virus destroyed the liver and finally, the blood. People bled from their >eyes >nose >mouth >into the stomach. >Then, they vomited the blood. People struggled. Doctors had to strap their patients down while they watched them diet }for 72 hours, like the flu.

14. Yellow Fever >headache >fever >back pain >skin became yellow >hurt all over Then the virus destroyed the liver and finally, the blood. People bled from their >eyes >nose >mouth >into the stomach. >Then, they vomited the blood. People struggled. Doctors had to strap their patients down while they watched them diet }

24. Yellow Fever >headache >fever >back pain >skin became yellow >hurt all over Then the virus destroyed the liver and finally, the blood. People bled from their >eyes >nose >mouth >into the stomach. >Then, they vomited the blood. People struggled. Doctors had to strap their patients down while they watched them die.t }for 72 hours, like the flu.

25. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek.

26. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. 45,000 people lived in Philadelphia. 17,000 escaped. 5,000 died from Yellow Fever. hite’s next door neighbor. Bishop White helped Dr. Rush take care of sick people and bury the dead.

29. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. 45,000 people lived in Philadelphia. 17,000 escaped. 5,000 died from Yellow Fever.

30. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. 45,000 people lived in Philadelphia. 17,000 escaped. 5,000 died from Yellow Fever. e care of sick people and bury the dead.

31. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. 45,000 people lived in Philadelphia. 17,000 escaped. 5,000 died from Yellow Fever.e care of sick people and bury the dead.

32. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. 45,000 people lived in Philadelphia. 17,000 escaped. 5,000 died from Yellow Fever.e d

47. There is no cure for yellow fever. Healthy people helped sick people.

48. There is no cure for yellow fever. Most people died. Some improved and lived. Healthy people helped sick people.

49. There is no cure for yellow fever. Most people died. Some improved and lived. Healthy people helped sick people.

50. Doctors, nurses and volunteers helped sick people.

51. Philadelphians loved Bishop White because he helped people. Most rich people left Philadelphia during the Yellow Fever epidemic, but Bishop White stayed to help sick people.

52. Philadelphians loved Bishop White because he helped people. Many people left Philadelphia during the Yellow Fever epidemic, but Bishop White stayed to help sick people.

53. Philadelphians loved Bishop White because he helped people. Many people left Philadelphia during the Yellow Fever epidemic, but Bishop White stayed to help sick people. African American church leaders Richard Allen and Absalom Jones worked with Bishop White taking care of people who had Yellow Fever.

54. Philadelphians loved Bishop White because he helped people. Many people left Philadelphia during the Yellow Fever epidemic, but Bishop White stayed to help sick people. African American church leaders Richard Allen and Absalom Jones worked with Bishop White taking care of people who had Yellow Fever. Richard Allen Bishop White Absalom Jones

55. Philadelphians loved Bishop White because he helped people. Many people left Philadelphia during the Yellow Fever epidemic, but Bishop White stayed to help sick people. About 100 people died every day.

56. Philadelphians loved Bishop White because he helped people. Many people left Philadelphia during the Yellow Fever epidemic, but Bishop White stayed to help sick people. About 100 people died every day.

61. ‘Bring out your dead!”

63. Philadelphians loved Bishop White because he helped people. Many people left Philadelphia during the Yellow Fever epidemic, but Bishop White stayed to help sick people. About 100 people died every day. Bishop White, Richard Allen, Absalem Jones and other church leaders led many funerals.

66. President Washington was living in Philadelphia during the Yellow Fever Epidemic. He wanted to stay.

67. “...as Mrs. Washington was unwilling to leave me surrounded by ...the fever, I could not think of hazarding her and the Children any longer by my continuance in the city, the house in which we lived being, in a manner, blockaded, by the disorder."

71. What is Yellow Fever. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. Dr. Benjamin Rush Bishop White’s next door neighbor. Bishop White helped Dr. Rush take care of sick people and bury the dead.

72. What is Yellow Fever. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. Dr. Benjamin Rush Bishop White’s next door neighbor. Bishop White helped Dr. Rush take care of sick people and bury the dead.

73. What is Yellow Fever. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. Dr. Benjamin Rush Dr. Rush and other doctors did not understand why Yellow Fever happened.

74. What is Yellow Fever. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek.

75. What is Yellow Fever. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. Yellow Fever comes from other places.

78. What is Yellow Fever. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. Yellow Fever comes from bugs in coffee beans.

79. What is Yellow Fever. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. Dr. Rush thought maggots in coffee beans brought to Philadelphia made people get Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever comes from bugs in coffee beans.

80. Dr. Rush wrote about his ideas about the Yellow Fever epidemic in 1799.

91. What is Yellow Fever. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. Dr. Benjamin Rush Bishop White helped Dr. Rush take care of sick people and bury the dead.

92. What is Yellow Fever. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. Dr. Benjamin Rush Doctors used terrible medical treatments.

93. What is Yellow Fever. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. Dr. Benjamin Rush Doctors used terrible medical treatments.

94. What is Yellow Fever. How did Yellow Fever Hurt Philadelphia in 1793? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. Dr. Benjamin Rush Doctors used terrible medical treatments. Most doctors believed taking out ‘bad blood’ helped sick people.

99. Bishop White never became sick with Yellow Fever. Why? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek.

102. Bishop White never became sick with Yellow Fever. Why? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes make people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. Indoor necessary for two people

110. Bishop White never became sick with Yellow Fever. Why? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Today, we know mosquitoes made people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek.

112. Bishop White never became sick with Yellow Fever. Why? Bishop White had a bathroom inside his house. People called this room the "necessary.” Most homes had necessaries outside. Servants went behind the Bishop’s house and emptied the privies (toilets) outside into Dock Creek. Because of pollution, Dock Creek probably had a lot of mosquitoes. Today, we know mosquitoes made people sick from Yellow Fever. Yellow Fever killed thousands of Philadelphians in 1793 and 1797. Later, city workers filled in Dock Creek. Dock Creek Bishop White House

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