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Little Rock Medical Center
No full textAerial view of the south side of the University of Arkansas Medical Center at Little Rock taken from the southwest; state mental hospital to the left.The current location of UAMS on West Markham Street in Little Rock dates to the opening of University Hospital in 1956. Today, UAMS is comprised of a central campus that houses the Medical Center, Outpatient Center, the colleges of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Health Professions, and Public Health, a Graduate School, and various institutes and clinics. UAMS also operates facilities elsewhere in the city and the state as a whole
Little Rock Medical Center
No full textView of nurses' station. On verso: [Typed description attached: Nurses' station in the University of Arkansas Medical Center Hospital in Little Rock].The current location of UAMS on West Markham Street in Little Rock dates to the opening of University Hospital in 1956. Today, UAMS is comprised of a central campus that houses the Medical Center, Outpatient Center, the colleges of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Health Professions, and Public Health, a Graduate School, and various institutes and clinics. UAMS also operates facilities elsewhere in the city and the state as a whole
Flag
No full textView of United States flag flying on a flagpole. On verso: Giant flag (20 ft. by 38 ft.
Parking Circle
No full textView of the parking circle which was located south of University Hall taken from the northeast; Engineering Hall in background. On recto: Grabill 207. On verso: South door, Main building. Horseshoe curve, used for parking of automobiles. Grabiel Studio New Orleans - La. RAL p. 139
Mullins Library
No full textOn verso: [engr. Instr.] Library - moving 1968.Mullins Library was built in 1968 and was named for David Wiley Mullins in 1975. Mullins graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1931 and served as President of the University of Arkansas from 1960-1974
Schmidt's Barn
No full textView of the front (east) of Schmidt's Barn taken from the southeast.A gymnasium built next to the university's athletic field became known colloquially as "Schmidt's Barn." It was named after Francis Schmidt, who served as head football coach (1922-1928). He also coached basketball and baseball while at the University of Arkansas
Little Rock Medical Center
No full textView of the north and west sides of the University of Arkansas Medical Center at Little Rock shortly after construction taken from the northwest. On verso: Medical Center Feb. '55.The current location of UAMS on West Markham Street in Little Rock dates to the opening of University Hospital in 1956. Today, UAMS is comprised of a central campus that houses the Medical Center, Outpatient Center, the colleges of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Health Professions, and Public Health, a Graduate School, and various institutes and clinics. UAMS also operates facilities elsewhere in the city and the state as a whole
Camp Leroy Pond
No full textView taken from the northeast of buildings comprising Camp Leroy Pond. On verso: Camp Leroy Pond. Temporary post-war housing, about 1946-1950.Camp Leroy Pond was an emergency post-war housing project, built for the World War II veterans who became students at the University of Arkansas after the war. The camp was named to honor the decorated World War II veteran from Washington County, Captain Leroy Pond (1918-1945). Camp Leroy Pond was later demolished. Leroy Pond Drive, near Bud Walton Arena, on the University of Arkansas campus, connecting Stadium Drive with Razorback Road, is also named in honor of Pond
Little Rock Medical Center
No full textView of the east side of the University of Arkansas Medical Center at Little Rock during construction. On verso: Medical Center spring: 1951The current location of UAMS on West Markham Street in Little Rock dates to the opening of University Hospital in 1956. Today, UAMS is comprised of a central campus that houses the Medical Center, Outpatient Center, the colleges of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Health Professions, and Public Health, a Graduate School, and various institutes and clinics. UAMS also operates facilities elsewhere in the city and the state as a whole