Dr. William Lee Hudson was chief of Surgery at Parkland Hospital from 1923 to 1949, and also a Clinical Professor of Surgery at the Southwestern Medical College from its [...]

The Cary Building (1955) is in the foreground, with the windowless back wall of the Hoblitzelle Building (1958) adjacent. These were the first two academic buildings on t[...]

Members of the Phi Beta Pi fraternity pose together in their fraternity house at 3714 Bowser Street, Dallas. (Note: Although digitized from an original photo in the UT S[...]

Southwestern Medical College students in a lecture class.

Members of the Phi Delta Epsilon fraternity pose together outside their fraternity house at 3500 Dickason Avenue, Dallas. From left to right, they are: FRONT ROW: Herbert[...]

A group of young interns and/or residents is gathered for a journal club meeting at St. Paul Hospital on Bryan street. The topics of the journal article under discussion [...]

With the completion of the Cary Building in 1955, the Southwestern Medical School Library moved into new quarters in the basement. This view of the current journals readi[...]

In 1901, Dr. Charles M. Rosser opened the 14-room Good Samaritan Hospital in a large home on Junius Street, in part to provide University of Dallas Medical Department stu[...]

An unidentified Southwestern Medical School researcher holding a pipe looks into a spinning centrifuge.

This close-up of the Cary Building entrance shows the marble surfacing and the three seals above the entry. From left to right, the seals represent the University Of Texa[...]