Nurses residence, Hurley Hospital, Flint 1964

This authentic 1960s color photograph, captured in 1964, depicts the Nurses Residence at Hurley Hospital (now Hurley Medical Center) in Flint, Michigan. The archival image features the substantial multi-story red brick dormitory, showcasing symmetrical rows of windows and a classic arched entryway at the ground level. The building is partially framed by the light green foliage of budding spring trees, and a white 1959 Dodge Coronet with distinctive tail fins is parked in the foreground dirt lot. Historically, this residence provided housing for students of the Hurley School of Nursing, which played a vital role in training healthcare professionals for the region. While the Hurley campus has seen massive expansion and modernization over the decades, the original architectural character of these early clinical support buildings remains a hallmark of Flint’s mid-century healthcare history.  This factual record preserves the quiet, institutional beauty of the hospital grounds during the mid-sixties. All our images are available as royalty-free instant downloads for use in books, media, and creative projects – or make your own prints for home, work, or as a truly unique gift.