Parkland Hospital occupied this brick building at 3819 Maple Avenue from 1913 to 1954. The center section, with the grand main entrance, was opened in 1913. Wings were ad[...]

Shortly after Parkland Memorial Hospital moved to its Harry Hines Blvd. campus in 1954, Southwestern Medical School completed its first building on its new campus adjacen[...]

In this photo, Parkland's Staff Residence Building (now called Support Services Building) is visible in the lower left corner, and Southwestern Medical School's Cary and [...]

This photo records an event not seen at Parkland Hospital prior to 1964: African-American and white patients waiting together in the same line at the hospital's outpatien[...]

In 1954, Parkland Hospital moved into a new building on Harry Hines Blvd. The same year, the word Memorial was added to Parkland's name to commemorate those who died in W[...]

In this photo, the emergency room entrance is seen at the front of Parkland Memorial Hospital, under the entry lobby. The emergency room was later relocated to the back o[...]

This photo shows Parkland Memorial Hospital on the left, with Southwestern Medical School's Danciger Building (completed in 1965) connecting it to the other major buildin[...]

The first open-heart surgery in Dallas was performed at Parkland Memorial Hospital in December, 1956.

In the mid-1960s, Parkland Memorial Hospital added three stories to the original seven stories of its main building. The difference in the color of brick between the old [...]

This view shows Parkland Memorial Hospital (opened in 1954) on the right, with the Southwestern Medical School's Cary Building, which opened in 1955 (lower building, behi[...]