In the old St. Paul Sanitarium, the chart desk--the equivalent of today's nursing unit--was a center of activity. In this photo, two St. Paul nurses are recording the pro[...]

Publication from the fall with topics that includes the awarding of the first May Smith nursing scholarship, tribute to distinguished supporters, new program to help chil[...]

In this photo, 1941 graduates of the Parkland School of Nursing who have volunteered for the Army Nursing Service stand in a 'V' (for 'Victory') formation and salute the[...]

Premature baby nursery with two nurses attending babies.

A Children's Medical Center of Dallas physician and two nurses with a child.

St. Paul Sanitarium on Bryan Street nurses are shown marching in the "Preparedness Parade of Dallas." The nurse in the lead carries a pennant which reads, "Nurses of St. [...]

St. Paul Hospital built Mary's Manor as a residence for nurses, a common feature of hospitals unti the mid-20th century. The building was later used as a residence for in[...]

In 1900, St. Paul Sanitarium opened Dallas' first "Training School for Nurses." The first three nurses graduated in 1903 and are posed in the front row, with the nursing [...]

A nurse and a student nurse (in black stockings) stand in an operating room at Methodist Hospital of Dallas. Methodist Hospital had a school of nursing, as did St. Paul, [...]

A nurse plays with a child seated on a bed.