High level side view of Zale Lipshy University Hospital.

Southwestern Medical School moved into this new building--adjacent to Parkland Memorial Hospital--in 1955. First called the Basic Science Hall, Dr. Edward H. Cary's name[...]

In 1965 Southwestern Medical School's Danciger Building was completed, linking the medical school campus with Parkland Memorial Hospital. From left to right, the building[...]

Southwestern Medical School's first campus was constructed in 1943 of prefabricated plywood buildings (often called "the shacks") located along Oak Lawn Avenue behind Par[...]

William F. Mengert, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Southwestern Medical School, conducts a "ward class" in Parkland Hospital. Medical students, interns and[...]

Construction of UT Southwestern’s new 460-bed William P. Clements, Jr. University Hospital began in 2011. On December 11, 2012, a “Topping Off” ceremony was held to signa[...]

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[...]

This photo shows the Southwestern Medical School campus on Harry Hines Blvd. in about 1960. Parkland Memorial Hospital (1954) is on the left. To the right is the windowle[...]

In this photo, the bridge connecting the Danciger Building (on the right) with the Hoblitzelle Building (on the left) is not yet complete. The Danciger Building was occup[...]

A patient room at Zale Lipshy University Hospital decorated with a colorful Asian textile depicting cherry blossoms in a vase.