Washington: Surgeon-General's Office.
...of Surirella gemma, Amphipleura pellucida and test Podura.
1871: 9 photos, Cordasco 70-4057.
...of the Pleurosigma angulatum, Pleurosigma formosum, and Nobert's plate.
1871: 20 photos, Cordasco 70-4058.
...of certain parasites.
1872: Cordasco 70-4062.
...1876. Blood corpuscles of man, dog, etc.
1876: 45 photos, Cordasco 70-4074.
...1870-1871. Cancer.
1876: 74 photos, Cordasco 70-4075.
...Fibers of wool, calf-hair, etc.
1876: 26 photos, Cordasco 70-4076.
...Histology of minute blood vessels and other histological photo-micrographs.
1876: 45 photos, Cordasco 70-4077.
...of Nobert's nineteen-band plate, Webb's test, Nobert's wave-plate,
Amphipleura pellucida, etc.
1876: 24 photos, Cordasco 70-4078.
...of Pleurosigma angulatum and formosum, Surirella gemma and Podura
scales.
1876: 20 photos, Cordasco 70-4078.
Woodward is important for broad advances he made in microscopy, and specifically for his independent discovery of the use of aniline dyes for tissue staining. In 1862 he joined the staff of Surgeon-General Hammond and equipped the newly founded Army Medical Museum with a microscope which he ingeniously adapted for photographic work.