Southwestern Medical School began a major expansion of its campus facilities in May of 1971. In this aerial view, dated May 2, 1973, the medical school campus is in the l[...]

Southwestern Medical School's first building on its Harry Hines Blvd. campus is shown here in a drawing by the office of the architect, Mark Lemmon. The building, complet[...]

Architectural drawing of the Danciger Building. Construction of the Danciger Building began in 1963 and was completed in 1965. The building connected Parkland Memorial Ho[...]

In the 1950s, Methodist Hospital expanded by adding wings to its original 1927 building.

The Florence building houses the UT Southwestern Library and a variety of clinical and administrative offices. The building is named for Fred F. Florence, who was a membe[...]

The Southwestern Medical Center complex as it looked in about 1970. Southwestern Medical School is on the left, Parkland Memorial Hospital in the center, and Children's M[...]

In addition to providing research laboratory space, the Danciger Building, completed in 1965, joined Southwestern Medical School's Hoblitzelle Building (on the left in th[...]

A crowd is gathered in front of Southwestern Medical School's first building on its Harry Hines Blvd. campus for the dedication ceremony. The date is January 29, 1955. Th[...]

Major landmarks in this view of the Southwestern Medical District are (clockwise from lower left): One tower of UT Southwestern’s Paul M. Bass Administrative and Clinical[...]

Opened in 2005 on the UT Southwestern North Campus, the Pickens Biomedical Building houses offices and research laboratories. It adjoins the Pickens Medical Education &am[...]