Photo 1.
Book cover for Houston Hearts: A History of Cardiovascular Surgery and Medicine and The Methodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center, which was published in early 2015.
Photo 2.
Michael E. DeBakey attends Doctor's Day celebration with William Winters at The Methodist Hospital in 1999.
Photo 3.
The two buildings comprising the original Methodist Hospital, circa 1924.
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Josie Roberts, first administrator of The Methodist Hospital, circa 1931.
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Board member Ella Fondren was responsible for the hospital's original development and expansion, circa 1939.
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The new Methodist Hospital located on old Main Street, circa 1951.
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Don Chapman, M.D., circa 1944.
Photo 8.
Aerial view of the Baylor University College of Medicine, circa 1947.
Photo 9.
Michael E. DeBakey, M.D., circa late 1940s.
Photo 10.
Hospital board chairman Ben Taub with Michael E. DeBakey, M.D., circa 1950s.
Photo 11.
George Morris, M.D., circa 1950s.
Photo 12.
DeBakey sewing a Dacron graft prototype, circa 1950s.
Photo 13.
The DeBakey roller pump, circa 1953.
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Edward Dennis, M.D., circa 1953.
Photo 15.
Images of first coronary artery bypass performed by doctors Ed Garrett and Jimmy Howell.
Photo 16.
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor with Methodist administrator Ted Bowen, circa 1964.
Photo 17.
DeBakey on the May 28, 1965, cover of Time magazine.
Photo 18.
Doctors George Noon and Michael DeBakey, circa 1980s.
Photo 19.
DeBakey performing surgery using early ventricular assist device, circa 1966.
Photo 20.
Time magazine cover on April 10, 1970, depicting the DeBakey-Cooley split over the first artificial heart surgery.
Photo 21.
Surgeon Stanley Crawford, otherwise known as “Mr. Aorta,” circa 1980s.
Photo 22.
(A) William Zoghbi, M.D.; (B) Zoghbi (left) with Miguel Quinones, M.D.
Photo 23.
Jimmy Frank Howell, circa 1980s.
Photo 24.
Craig Pratt, M.D., who oversees the Houston Methodist Graduate Medical Education Program, circa 2000s.
Photo 25.
William H. Spencer, M.D., circa 2000s.
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Cardiologist Albert Raizner holding catheter options, circa mid-1990s.
Photo 27.
DeBakey with cardiovascular surgeon Joseph Coselli, M.D. at dedication of the Houston Methodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center, 2001.
Photo 28.
Doctors Tony Gotto and DeBakey promoting the restaurant Chez Eddy, 1981.
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James Young, M.D., first medical director of the Methodist Heart Transplant Program, circa 1980s.
Photo 30.
DeBakey with Don Chapman at dedication of the Houston Methodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center, 2001.
Photo 31.
(A) DeBakey receives Congressional Gold Medal from President George W. Bush and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi on April 23, 2008; (B) Congressional Gold Medal. (Photos by Chris Greenberg)