Harvard School of Dental Medicine Photographs, ca. 1868-1969.

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Harvard School of Dental Medicine Photographs, ca. 1868-1969.

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This finding aid describes photographs, photomechanical prints, 35 mm. slides, and glass plate negatives portraying people and events connected with the Harvard School of Dental Medicine (formerly the Harvard Dental School). Subjects include dental instruments and models, a Harvard hospital unit in France during World War 1, H.S.D.M. events, and portraits of H.S.D.M. faculty, students, and staff. Unless noted all images are black and white.

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Harvard University, Medical School, Countway Library

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Harvard University, Medical School, Countway Library

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