The first campus of Southwestern Medical College was constructed in 1943 of prefabricated plywood buildings (often called "the shacks") located along Oak Lawn Avenue beh[...]

The Green Biomedical Research Building was opened in 1987. The building is named for the late Cecil H. and Ida Green, who were generous supporters of UT Southwestern.

Southwestern Medical School's first campus was constructed in 1943 of prefabricated plywood buildings (often called "the shacks") located along Oak Lawn Avenue behind Par[...]

The first campus of Southwestern Medical College was constructed in 1943 of prefabricated plywood buildings (often called "the shacks") located along Oak Lawn Avenue behi[...]

Drawing of proposed plan for a new campus of Southwestern Medical College at Harry Hines Blvd. and Inwood Road. The plan shows twelve numbered buildings and a numbered li[...]

Opened in 2006, this seven-story building at 2801 Inwood Road (adjacent to St. Paul University Hospital) houses patient care facilities, physician offices, and diagnostic[...]

A crowd is gathered in front of Southwestern Medical School's first building on its Harry Hines Blvd. campus for the dedication ceremony. The date is January 29, 1955. Th[...]

A Southwestern Medical College research assistant in a laboratory writes in a notebook.

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[...]

Southwestern Medical College campus on Oak Lawn Avenue, office with microscope on table.