Image on the left: Dr. Hubert Schmidt referred to this building as the "Shingle-Roofed Barn" where much of the early work on the Texas Fever was done; as referenced in his "A Brief History of the School of Veterinary ...

Veterinary Research Barn- "Fever Barn" where much of the early work on Texas Fever was done. The barn was build in 1917 and demolished in 1968.

Veterinary Research Barn- "Fever Barn" where much of the early work on Texas Fever was done. The barn was build in 1917 and demolished in 1968.

Veterinary Research Barn- "Fever Barn" where much of the early work on Texas Fever was done. The barn was build in 1917 and demolished in 1968.

Veterinary Research Barn- "Fever Barn" where much of the early work on Texas Fever was done. The barn was build in 1917 and demolished in 1968.

Veterinary Research Barn- "Fever Barn" where much of the early work on Texas Fever was done. The barn was build in 1917 and demolished in 1968.

Veterinary Research Barn- "Fever Barn" where much of the early work on Texas Fever was done. The barn was build in 1917 and demolished in 1968.

It was Dr. Theobald Smith's investigation and reports about ticks that aided Dr. Francis in his research into how to erradicate tick fever in Cattle. After graduating for Albany Medical College, Dr. Smith became a ...