Hello, Lovelies! This week you’ll find the pictures of Dr. Martin Couney and his incubators! Also known by the incredible word “Kinderbrutanstalt” (the child hatchery!). Seriously, that word is awesome.
REMINDER: These pictures were taken in a medical setting of premies. If that’s something that you’re not comfortable with go ahead and skip this blog post. 🙂
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Dr. Martin Couney saved the lives of many babies at the 1937 New York World’s Fair with his incubators. The New York Public Library
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Martin and Hildegarde Couney with a young boy observe an incubator baby in the Couneys’ care. via New York Public Library Digital Collections