Typhoid in Western New York, 1843: Going Beyond the Roadside Marker

By Claire Schen - February 5, 2023

One of Western New York's ubiquitous historical markers provide the impetus for a unique student investigation.

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Typhoid in Western New York, 1843: Going Beyond the Roadside Marker