A Few Dallas Hospitals and Clinics — 1944
by Paula Bosse
St. Paul’s Hospital, Old East Dallas
by Paula Bosse
Here are photos of Dallas hospitals and clinics which appeared in the 1944 yearbook of Southwestern Medical College (I wrote about the then-new medical school here).
Above, St. Paul’s Hospital (3121 Bryan).
Below, Baylor University Hospital (3315 Junius):
Methodist Hospital of Dallas (301 W. Colorado):
Parkland Hospital (Maple Avenue and Oak Lawn Avenue, northwest corner):
Parkland emergency entrance:
Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children (2201 Welborn), two views:
Children’s Hospital of Texas (2306 Welborn):
Bradford Memorial Hospital for Babies (3512 Maple Avenue), two views:
And the Richard Freeman Memorial Clinic (3617 Maple Avenue):
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Sources & Notes
All photos from the 1943-1944 Caduceus, the yearbook of Southwestern Medical College, then in its first year.
Addresses from the 1943 Dallas city directory.
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Copyright © 2020 Paula Bosse. All Rights Reserved.
Flashback : Dallas 
Proud 1950 St Paul maternity ward alum. Very hot, no A/C I’ve been told a thousand times. I don’t remember it.
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Hello looking for information on the hospital/clinic that used to be in old East Dallas at the corner of Abrams and Glasgow. Thanks for any help
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It was the East Dallas Hospital and Clinic which was opened in Dec. 1946 by Dr. W. E. Martin. Its address at the time was 6003 Victor. There is info about the hospital and a photo in the Dallas Morning News article “New Clinic Sets Opening” (Dec. 15, 1946). If you don’t have access to the DMN archives, email me and I’ll send you a copy of the article. (See the “About/Contact” tab at the top of this page for my email address.) –Paula
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Thanks! Great Info. Have a great day
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I love these beautiful old buildings. Thank You The reason I am looking for pictures of East Dallas Hospital and Clinic, is that my small townhouse community backs up to what was once the land for the hospital
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