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Jodie Tillman

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  • A pair of horses are unable to pull an overcrowded streetcar in New York City, shown in Harper's Weekly on Sept. 21, 1872.

    A Virus Crippled U.S. Cities 150 Years Ago. It Didn’t Infect Humans.

    The Great Epizootic, an equine flu in 1872-1873, infected most U.S. horses. Streetcars and mail delivery stopped across the country while fires raged.
    by Jodie Tillman via Retropolis
    This publication restricts nonsubscriber access to some or all of its articles.
    on February 12, 2023
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