While the news was yet to reach the United States by the time of the Civil War, a British military surgeon was improving critical public health measures: advocating for cleaner sewage systems, proper ventilation, and sanitation practices that vastly improved outcomes and set hygiene standards we still use today. Passionate about providing equal healthcare for prisoners, the public, and service members, he traveled the world as an educator and his dedicated service earned him the title of Inspector General of Military Hospitals, one of the highest medical honors in the British army. Only discovered to be transgender upon autopsy in death, Dr. James Barry's story was buried under gossip and scandal. Uncover the hidden history of transgender identity and 19th century medicine through this tour, presented onboard USS Constellation.