
Appointments in the old days —
A patient gets an innoculation. Click through the gallery to see some vintage visits to the doctor, in the days when patients thought the doctor was always right.

Appointments in the old days —
A young woman sits cross-legged on a examination table as a doctor looks inside her mouth at the Free People's Clinic in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in 1971.

Appointments in the old days —
A patient talks to her physician in 1950.

Appointments in the old days —
A doctor performs a chest examination in 1948.

Appointments in the old days —
A teenage boy is vaccinated against smallpox by a doctor and a county health nurse in Gasport, New York, in 1938.

Appointments in the old days —
A doctor checks a patient's blood pressure using a sphygmomanometer in 1936.

Appointments in the old days —
A young patient gets his ears examined in 1935.

Appointments in the old days —
A doctor examines the throat of a young woman using a small pen light around 1927.


