UNT Health Archives

This 1993 photo, of the Class of 1997’s orientation, is full of summer vibes and 90s fashion.

Roy Fisher, DO was one of founders of the Fort Worth Osteopathic Hospital, later the Osteopathic Medical Center of Texas. His collection contains photos from his time studying at Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery, such as this one from 1930.

Image: Unidentified people standing by a car, 1930, Roy Fisher Collection.

Over its history UNT Health Fort Worth has used golf tournaments to support scholarship fundraising.


Image: Unidentified people at an unknown golf tournament, year unknown.

Did you know that contains many images of student life, including those from the 1990s and 2000s?

Image: Student Osteopathic Surgical Association, 1997.

The congratulates all the new UNT Health Fort Worth graduates!

Image: Class of 1985

Congratulations to all our graduates preparing for tomorrow’s ceremony.

Image: 2000 graduation, Janis Honeycut receiving their hood.

Joining the University in 1983 as Associate Professor of Medicine, Monte Troutman, DO is currently TCOM’s Chief of the Gastroenterology Division in the Department of Specialized Medicine. He served as the past president of the Texas Osteopathic Medical Association - TOMA and was named the American College of Osteopathic Internists (ACOI) Internist of the Year in 2010. Swipe to read more about Dr. Troutman’s focus on patient care and how he treated a patient with a rare liver disorder.

The Fort Worth Osteopathic Hospital moved to 1000 Montgomery Street in 1950, decades before TCOM (now UNT Health Fort Worth) was established. Can you find the future site of the University in this 1957 photo?

The American Nurses Association (ANA) celebrates its 130th Anniversary this year. May 6-12 is also . has a growing College of Nursing Collection, which includes artifacts such as this lamp from the UNT Health College of Nursing opening ceremony in 2024.

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Image: Dr. Marshall with a patient.