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The Centenary of the Royal Veterinary College, Camden Town; Free Practice -- Sounding... 1819. Creator: Unknown
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The Centenary of the Royal Veterinary College, Camden Town; Free Practice -- Sounding... 1819. Creator: Unknown
The Centenary of the Royal Veterinary College, Camden Town; Free Practice -- Sounding his Lungs, 1819. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 44. July to December, 1891
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The Centenary of the Royal Veterinary College, Camden Town - Free Practice -- Sounding his Lungs
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is an intriguing photograph from the late 19th century, showcasing a significant moment in the history of animal welfare and veterinary science in Britain. The image, published in "The Graphic: An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper" in 1891, captures a veterinary student conducting a lung examination on a horse. Located in Camden Town, London, the Royal Veterinary College was established in 1791, making it the oldest veterinary school in the English-speaking world. The College played a pivotal role in advancing the field of veterinary medicine and surgery, providing training for veterinarians who went on to care for the health of horses, livestock, and other animals. In this photograph, a man in a formal attire, likely a veterinary student or surgeon, is seen intently listening to the sounds produced by the horse's lungs using a stethoscope. The horse, standing calmly with its head lowered, appears to be cooperative, showcasing the trust that had been built between humans and animals during the training process. The background is filled with other horses and men, suggesting a bustling environment of learning and practice. This photograph is a testament to the dedication of the Royal Veterinary College in ensuring the well-being of animals during the Victorian era. It also highlights the importance of scientific knowledge and the role of education in shaping the professions of the time. The image, though simple, carries a profound message about the human-animal bond and the advancements in veterinary medicine that continue to impact our lives today.
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