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In 1960, the Bexar County made its
bid for the new medical school being
planned. $12.5 million bond issue was
passed, $7.5 million for upgrading and
expansion of the Robert B. Green and
$5 million for the construction of a
new teaching hospital.
The bond issue was probably the last
thing the people of the county agreed
upon as far as the Hospital District
was concerned. For the next 3 years,
there was some controversy over the
most preferred location for the new
teaching hospital. One group secured
sufficient land for both the new hospital and the medical school in the area
adjacent to the Robert B. Green.
However, the mayor and several local
physicians owned 660 acres north of
Oak Hills and they quite graciously
offered free land for the medical
school and the new teaching hospital
in their 660 acre South Texas Medical
Center. As is well known, this was the
final site chosen.
Construction of the medical school
was completed in 1968, as was construction of the Bexar County Hospital.
Bexar County Hospital
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| Title | Curandero |
| Subject |
Medicine Schools, Medical Students Faculty |
| Description | The 1972 yearbook of the Medical School at the University of Texas Health Science Center (formerly the University of Texas Medical School) at San Antonio. The yearbook was also published under the following titles: Aesculapius (1981-82, 1984-90, 1992-present); Grand Rounds (1983); and Caduceus (1991). The Medical School yearbook was not published in 1974-76 and 1978-80. |
| Original Publisher | San Antonio: University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Medical School. |
| Digital Publisher | UT Health San Antonio Libraries; |
| Original Format |
Yearbook |
| Digital Format | JP2; |
| Date Original | 1972 |
| Date Digital | 2010 |
| Primary Collection | University History |
| Digitization Specifications | 16-bit grayscale; 400 ppi; Microtek Scanmaker i900 flatbed scanner; |
| Access Rights and Restrictions | All Rights Reserved. The Libraries are publishing this material online for its historical value, at the request of the Alumni Office, and to assist us in identifying and contacting the copyright holders. If you have concerns about the availability of this material online, wish to reuse the material, or if you have information about the copyright holder(s), please contact the Digital Archive Team at DigitalArchive@uthscsa.edu. |
| Collection Identifier | Medical School Yearbooks |
| Language | eng |
| Call Number | W 1 A253 |
| Title | page12 |
| Full Text | In 1960, the Bexar County made its bid for the new medical school being planned. $12.5 million bond issue was passed, $7.5 million for upgrading and expansion of the Robert B. Green and $5 million for the construction of a new teaching hospital. The bond issue was probably the last thing the people of the county agreed upon as far as the Hospital District was concerned. For the next 3 years, there was some controversy over the most preferred location for the new teaching hospital. One group secured sufficient land for both the new hospital and the medical school in the area adjacent to the Robert B. Green. However, the mayor and several local physicians owned 660 acres north of Oak Hills and they quite graciously offered free land for the medical school and the new teaching hospital in their 660 acre South Texas Medical Center. As is well known, this was the final site chosen. Construction of the medical school was completed in 1968, as was construction of the Bexar County Hospital. Bexar County Hospital 12 |
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