Continuing growth in the patient population led St. Paul to add the "Dallas Building," completed in 1952.

This "Modern Medicine" medallion was first located in Dallas' Medical Arts Building, which opened in 1923 on the northwest corner of St. Paul and Pacific streets in downt[...]

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. [...]

In this postcard of St. Paul Sanitarium, a flower bed on the lawn spells out the name of the sanitarium. This postcard is postmarked July 23, 1910, but--given the small s[...]

St. Paul sanitarium on Bryan Street with 1916 addition, front view with flagpole.

In this postcard photo, the trees in front St. Paul have grown so large that they obscure the front of the building.

UT Southwestern's Bryan Williams, M.D. Student Center contains a lounge, gymnasium, multi-purpose rooms, indoor jogging track, racquetball courts, conditioning room with [...]

In 1916, the St. Paul Sanitarium on Bryan Street expanded with a large new annex which cost $225,000.

This aerial view shows the entire two-square-block St. Paul campus circa 1935. Behind the hospital, facing San Jacinto Street, are the Nurses' Home and School (the H-sha[...]

The Dallas Veterans Administration Hospital opened in 1940. At the time, the location was in a town called "Lisbon", which was later annexed by the city of Dallas.