This is a group photograph of the members of an anti-plague squad. They are on horses and wear protective masks on their rounds during the pneumonic epidemic in China in 1921. Part of a one-storey building is on the right while a train wagon marked with a "X" is in...

Dr. Wu standing, second row, extreme right. This photograph shows Dr. Wu Lien-teh with Chinese and Russian officials in front of Taheiho Hospital. In all there are 25 men and five women. One of the women is in a kimono. Dr. Wu, a Penang-born physician, led the fight against plagues...

This photograph shows three Chinese men at an empty site. They are the taotai, a local government official, Police Chief Teh and Magistrate Lim. They are inspecting site of the future hospital at Pingchiang. The site is a piece of flat land with wild grass. A house behind a fence...

This photograph shows Dr. Wu Lien-teh (left) with a district superintendent in Harbin in 1911. Dr. Wu was in Harbin to fight against a plague. Both men are in thick clothing and standing in a room. A calendar on the wall behind them shows it is the eighth of the...

This photograph shows Dr. Wu Lien-teh (extreme left) with Taheiho officials and their families in 1913. In all there are four men, three women and a toddler. Dr. Wu, a Penang-born physician, is seated with the women while the other three men are standing. The toddler is on the lap...

This photograph shows Dr. Wu Lien-teh (left) and a district superintendent holding discussions soon after Dr. Wu's arrival in Harbin in 1911. They are seated at a table in a room. Dr. Wu, a Penang-born physican, was in Harbin to help fight against a plague. The label on the photograph...

Dr. Wu Lien-teh, front centre. This photograph shows Dr. Wu Lien-teh with Taheiho officials and their families in 1913. In all there are nine men and seven women. Dr. Wu, a Penang-born physician, led the fight against plagues in China. This was taken in a room decorated in Western style....