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St. Paul Sanitarium on Bryan Street, surgical patient ward.
Circa 1910 | Image |
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Labor room in St. Paul Hospital on Harry Hines Blvd. This photo appeared in "The Texas Catholic" newspaper, January 18, 1964, special section on St. Paul, page 5, wit the[...]
1964 | Image |
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Just as many homes of the era had a "sleeping porch" for use in warm weather, so did St. Paul Sanitarium.
Circa 1910 | Image |
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Day room for Obstetrics & Gynecology in the St. Paul Hospital on Harry Hines Blvd. shortly after its opening.
Circa 1964 |
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St. Paul Sanitarium on Bryan Street, maternity private room.
Circa 1910 | Image |
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This children's playroom in St. Paul Hospital allowed small patients to leave their beds for some play time.
Circa 1935 | Image |
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This photo shows a Baylor University Hospital patient room, circa 1950.
Circa 1950 | Image |
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A patient ward in the St. Paul Sanitarium. The fee for ward beds was $1 to $1.50 per day, including "medicine and medical attention." Private rooms were $12 to $35 per we[...]
Circa 1899 | Image |
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A small patient ward in the St. Paul Sanitarium on Bryan Street. A note on the back of this photo identifies it as the "Mexican Ward," which may explain the American flag[...]
Circa 1910 | Image |
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This private room was in St. Paul's 1916 annex building. Note the modern bathroom.
Circa 1917 | Image |