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This article recounts the experiences of the author, Louise Florence Berthold, as a child living with her family at Parkland Hospital from 1898 to 1902. Her father, John [...]

"Victory Huts" were prefabricated buildings developed during World War II as a method of providing quick housing for soldiers. The white "Victory Huts" behind the Parklan[...]

The UT Southwestern Medical Park Apartments offer on-campus housing for students, clinical and research trainees, and junior faculty. Phase I opened in 2001. Phase II ope[...]

Parkland Hospital opened a School of Nursing in 1914. Hospital-based nursing schools were common in this era, and students served as ward nurses in their respective hospi[...]

Parkland Hospital opened a School of Nursing in 1914. In 1921, this home for the nurses and student nurses was built adjacent to Parkland. The architect was Herbert M. Gr[...]

The Parkland Hospsital Nurses' Home opened in 1921. A third story was added in 1936. This photo shows the Nurses' Home after the the addtion of the third story. In this e[...]

After the St. Paul Training School for Nurses was started in 1900, this dormitory for students was created on the top floor of the hospital. Students used this dormitory [...]

Although the St. Paul Training School for Nurses opened in 1900, it did not have its own building until 1922, when the St. Paul Nurses' Home and School building opened at[...]

This photomontage shows interior and exterior views of the St. Paul Nurses' Home and School building, which opened in 1922 at 3218 San Jacinto Street. Before this buildin[...]

St. Paul School of Nursing students socialize in dormitory room. Until the latter half of the 1900s, nursing students usually lived in dormitory housing provided by the s[...]