St. Luke's Medical Tower Houston

[sailor2000]

I saw a physician today in the St. Luke's Medical Tower on Fannin. In the Parking garage I saw signs that read something like "It is unlawful to have a firearm...". (Yes I remembered later that my phone is also a camera) There was no 30.06 that I could find. Does the building qualify as a "school" or are they just signs left from the hospital prohibition days?

[Keith B]

I saw a physician today in the St. Luke's Medical Tower on Fannin. In the Parking garage I saw signs that read something like "It is unlawful to have a firearm...". (Yes I remembered later that my phone is also a camera) There was no 30.06 that I could find. Does the building qualify as a "school" or are they just signs left from the hospital prohibition days?

No 30.06 so not posted legally. Don't believe it would be a valid school.

[alvins]

Well i havent worked in the medical center for about 1.5 years now but methodist hospital used to have old signs up.for some reason i was thinking st lukes medical tower was posted correctly but not on their sky bridge.

try walking into the usda building across the street from st lukes with a gun.lol

a teaching hospital has nothing to do with a school by the way.

[PBratton]

Well i havent worked in the medical center for about 1.5 years now but methodist hospital used to have old signs up.for some reason i was thinking st lukes medical tower was posted correctly but not on their sky bridge.

try walking into the usda building across the street from st lukes with a gun.lol

a teaching hospital has nothing to do with a school by the way.

Methodist is in process of posting the correct signs at all entries...