The prefabricated plywood shacks on the campus have one man on the ladder doing the repairs, while one looks on from the ground, and a third man is inside the building.
Southwestern Medical School's first campus was constructed in 1943 of prefabricated plywood buildings located along Oak Lawn Avenue behind Parkland Hospital on Maple Avenue. Though these buildings quickly deteriorated, they remained the primary campus until 1955, when the Cary building on Harry Hines Blvd. was opened. In this photo, men can be seen making repairs to one of the school's buildings.
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