Kansas City Veterinary College Class

Interior view of a group of six male veterinary students studying what appears to be a partial horse carcass hanging from the ceiling. Believed to be part of a class taught at the Kansas City Veterinary School, which is listed in the 1917 Kansas City Directory as located at 1330-1336 E. 15th Street.

1918~

Classrooms
Schools
Students
Veterinary medicine
Universities & colleges
Hart, Forrest L.
Kansas City Veterinary College

Forrest L. Hart was a graduate of the Kansas City Veterinary College in 1918. He served in the Veterinary Corps of the United States Army during World War I and had a veterinary practice in Hiawatha, Kansas for many years.The Kansas City Veterinary College opened in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1891 and closed in 1918.

Photograph

Forrest L. Hart Papers (SC113) See: http://kchistory.org/content/sc113-forrest-l-hart-papers-finding-aid

SC113, Box 2, Folder 7, #8

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