Photographs taken through microscopes are among the most basic tools of scientific research, but the techniques for doing so required the invention of appropriate cameras, and so are not even 150 years old. In the US, one of the people who developed the technique early on was J.J. Woodward, one of the Army Medical Museum's curators assigned to writing the medical part of The Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion.
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Photomicroscopy, circa 1876
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