National Archives at Atlanta
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In an effort to eradicate the threat of malaria, cars were specially outfitted for pesticide spraying... Tags: Georgia | Health | Malaria Prevention |
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This pamphlet explains the biomedical system that was being designed to evaluate human responses to low-gravity environments... Tags: Health | Space Exploration |
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The Foreign Quarantine Branch was tasked with evaluating the medical condition of people and pets entering the United States... Tags: California | Health | New York | Quarantine | Texas |
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These images show the availability of medical care provided to National Youth Administration workers... Tags: Health | Industry | North Carolina |
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) completed an investigation regarding an explosion at a gas station in Alabama... Tags: Alabama | Health | Industry |
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In the 1980s, the Public Health Service investigated the detrimental effects of exposure to the defoliant Agent Orange on Vietnam War veterans... Tags: Foreign Countries | Georgia | Health |
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The Lexington Signal Depot (Kentucky) maintained a very successful workplace safety program during World War II... Tags: Health | Industry | World War II |
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These documents detail issues dealing with the handling of beryllium, an element used to increase strength and stability of metal alloys... Tags: Health | Industry | Tennessee |
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The New England Research Institute submitted a study that specifically addressed the health of women who served in the Vietnam War... Tags: Foreign Countries | Health | Women |
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Clayton County, Georgia, home to the National Archives at Atlanta, was once inundated with cases of malaria along the Flint River... Tags: Georgia | Health | Malaria Prevention | Map |
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- 5780 Jonesboro Road
- Morrow, GA 30260
- (770) 968-2100
- atlanta.archives@nara.gov
- Monday to Friday
- 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
