Malarial-infected Stomach of the Mosquito, Cyst from Mosquito's Stomach Wall, Spores (Sexually Formed), Spores in the Mosquito's Saliva, Infected Salivary Gland (Section), models, Public Health Hall, 

Model of malarial mosquito, Hall of Public Health, 1909 

Model of malarial mosquito, Hall of Public Health, 1909 

New York State displays, International Tuberculosis Exhibition, Hall of Public Health, January 1909 

Male malarial mosquito model, Public Health Hall 

Yellow fever mosquito model, Hall of Public Health, 1954 

Yellow fever mosquito model, Hall of Public Health, 1954 

Malarial mosquito, female, model, Public Health Hall 1904-1943 

Comparison of the Malarial Mosquito (Anopheles) with the Common Mosquito (Culex), Public Health Hall, 1941 

Malarial mosquito, model, Public Health Hall 1904-1943 

Breeding place of malarial mosquito, Hall of Public Health, 1920 

Preliminary sketches for model of yellow fever mosquito, Hall of Public Health, 1917 

Public Health Hall, 1914 

Conquest of mosquito borne disease in Havana, Hall of Public Health, 1917 

Yellow fever mosquito, Hall of Public Health, 1920 

Malarial mosquito, female, model, detail of head, Public Health Hall 1904-1943 

Mosquito control, New Jersey, Brooklyn Daily Eagle, May 1915, Hall of Public Health 

Malarial mosquito, male, model by B.E. Dahlgren, Hall of Public Health, 1950 

Malarial mosquito, male, model by B.E. Dahlgren, Hall of Public Health, 1950 

Rats (Rattus norvegicus), Hall of Public Health, 1917