Five student nurses are shown at work in the St. Paul School of Nursing chemistry laboratory.

These twelve students were the last graduates of the St. Paul School of Nursing before it closed its doors in 1971.

In this photo, the 1920 graduates of the St. Paul Training School for Nurses are standing, holding their diplomas and bouquets of flowers.

This photo was digitized from the 1955 Parkland School of Nursing yearbook (titled "The White Cap"). The caption in the yearbook reads, "Community Health: The many proble[...]

The St. Paul Free Clinic--the first free clinic in Dallas--was begun in 1906. By the late 1930s, the clinic was treating over 65,000 patients a year. The clinic building [...]

Children are examined by a Daughter of Charity nursing sister and weighed by a nurse in St. Paul Hospital's Marillac Free Clinic. The Clinic served the Spanish-speaking M[...]

This map by the Texas Inspection Bureau shows the St. Paul Hospital campus in 1930, with all the buildings identified. Cut-away, cross-section views are also shown of the[...]

Two nurses adjust an orthopedics patient bed. The metal water pitcher on the bedside table is identical to one in the St. Paul Hospital Collection in the UT Southwestern [...]

This photo of a nurse bandaging a child's hand appears to have been taken expressly for publication, since they have been photographed against a plain background.

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[...]