The Texas Baptist Memorial Sanitarium opened at 3315 Junius Street in 1909, adjacent to the former Good Samaritan Hospital. The name was changed to Baylor Hospital in 192[...]

The Texas Baptist Memorial Sanitarium opened at 3315 Junius Street in 1909, adjacent to the former Good Samaritan Hospital. This view shows the building in 1915. The name[...]

Texas Baptist Memorial Sanitarium opened this building in 1909. Its name changed its name to Baylor University Hospital in 1936. By the time this photo was taken, circa [...]

Baylor University Medical Center, with Women and Children's Hospital (on the left) and Truett Hospital (on the right).

Front entrance to the Texas Baptist Memorial Sanitarium. The building has columns on the second level and gargoyles on the top eves. There is a man in a tie standing on t[...]

This is an artist rendering of UT Southwestern’s new 460-bed William P. Clements, Jr. University Hospital, viewed from above. The hospital is located on a 32-acre site on[...]

This is an artist rendering of the front of UT Southwestern’s new 460-bed William P. Clements, Jr. University Hospital, located on a 32-acre site on Harry Hines between R[...]

Textile artists Sara Steel (left), and Martha Hettich prepare a Sulawesi headcloth on one of the custom-made strainers that was to be hung in Dr. Ronald (Skip) F. Garvey'[...]

A street view of the front entrance of the Texas Baptist Memorial Sanitarium. There are five cars seen parked on the street in front of the three buildings that make up t[...]

Baylor University Medical Center with the Women and Children's Hospital and the Truett Hospital.