From a possible sample of the infamous Kentucky meat shower to the world’s largest hairball, a little-known museum at Transylvania University is full of curiosities.
The Monroe Moosnick Museum houses centuries-old medical artifacts that tell the story of 19th-century medical education.
Physics Professor Jamie Day serves as curator of this unusual collection, which includes diseased specimens, rare animals and historic medical instruments. The artifacts were once cutting-edge teaching tools at one of America’s most prestigious medical schools…