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 * 6. Surgeon John H. Brinton, with a group of Union Army officers in the field ||18
 * 7. A page from the first Catalogue of the Army Medical Museum. ||21
 * 8. The first home of the Museum ||23
 * 9. The second home of the Museum ||24
 * 10. The third home of the Museum ||26
 * 11. The "Incredible" General Sickles and his leg bones ||31
 * 12. Lt. Col. George A. Otis, the second Curator of the Army Medical Museum, 1864-1881 ||33
 * 13. Lt. Col. Joseph J. Woodward, MC|| 35
 * 14. Maj. Edward Curtis, U.S. Volunteers ||37
 * 15. Photomicrography spreads ||
 * 16. Pioneer photomicrography ||
 * 17. Photomicrography by artificial light ||42
 * 18. Diatom, a form of unicellular life of microscopic size, magnified by 2,540 diameters ||43
 * 19. Bullet that ended President Lincoln's life, instrument used to locate it, and bone fragments which adhered to it ||45
 * 20. Hermann Faber ||46
 * 21. Sketch made by Hermann Faber ||47
 * 22. Reward poster, revised ||48
 * 23. Maj. Gen. Joseph K. Barnes, The Surgeon General of the Army, 1864- 1882 ||52
 * 24. The fourth home of the Museum|| 55
 * 25. Museum visiting rules ||57
 * 26. Main exhibit hall of the Museum, Ford's Theater building, 1866-1887 ||58
 * 27. Early "dry" exhibits in comparative anatomy|| 61
 * 28. Wet specimens on display enclosed in glass|| 64
 * 29. Surgeon David Low Huntington, U.S. Army, third Curator of the Museum, 1881-1883|| 69
 * 30. Bullet from the body of President Garfield|| 70
 * 31. Maj. Charles Smart, Surgeon, U.S. Army ||74
 * 32. Dr. John Shaw Billings, famed Librarian, fourth Curator of the Museum, 1883-1893 ||80
 * 33. Fifth home of the Museum|| 82
 * 34. Foundation and evolution of the microscope collection ||86
 * 35. Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion|| 91
 * 36. Brig. Gen. George M. Sternberg, The Surgeon General of the Army, 1893-1902 ||92
 * 37. Maj. Walter Reed, fifth Curator of the Museum, 1893-1902 94
 * 38. Army Medical School laboratories, located in the Museum-Library building in the first decade of the 20th century||96
 * 39. Early X-ray apparatus at the Medical Museum|| 102
 * 40. Early dental equipment ||104
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 * 24. The fourth home of the Museum|| 55
 * 25. Museum visiting rules ||57
 * 26. Main exhibit hall of the Museum, Ford's Theater building, 1866-1887 ||58
 * 27. Early "dry" exhibits in comparative anatomy|| 61
 * 28. Wet specimens on display enclosed in glass|| 64
 * 29. Surgeon David Low Huntington, U.S. Army, third Curator of the Museum, 1881-1883|| 69
 * 30. Bullet from the body of President Garfield|| 70
 * 31. Maj. Charles Smart, Surgeon, U.S. Army ||74
 * 32. Dr. John Shaw Billings, famed Librarian, fourth Curator of the Museum, 1883-1893 ||80
 * 33. Fifth home of the Museum|| 82
 * 34. Foundation and evolution of the microscope collection ||86
 * 35. Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion|| 91
 * 36. Brig. Gen. George M. Sternberg, The Surgeon General of the Army, 1893-1902 ||92
 * 37. Maj. Walter Reed, fifth Curator of the Museum, 1893-1902 94
 * 38. Army Medical School laboratories, located in the Museum-Library building in the first decade of the 20th century||96
 * 39. Early X-ray apparatus at the Medical Museum|| 102
 * 40. Early dental equipment ||104
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 * 33. Fifth home of the Museum|| 82
 * 34. Foundation and evolution of the microscope collection ||86
 * 35. Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion|| 91
 * 36. Brig. Gen. George M. Sternberg, The Surgeon General of the Army, 1893-1902 ||92
 * 37. Maj. Walter Reed, fifth Curator of the Museum, 1893-1902 94
 * 38. Army Medical School laboratories, located in the Museum-Library building in the first decade of the 20th century||96
 * 39. Early X-ray apparatus at the Medical Museum|| 102
 * 40. Early dental equipment ||104
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 * 37. Maj. Walter Reed, fifth Curator of the Museum, 1893-1902 94
 * 38. Army Medical School laboratories, located in the Museum-Library building in the first decade of the 20th century||96
 * 39. Early X-ray apparatus at the Medical Museum|| 102
 * 40. Early dental equipment ||104
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 * 40. Early dental equipment ||104
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