The memorial plaque commemorating the members of the Medical University (Semmelweis University) was installed on the exterior wall of the university-owned clinic building. The plain red marble plaque was created at the behest of the University administration. It contains an inscription recalling the significance of the site during the 1956 Revolution. Originally, a monument which had been dedicated on October 10, 1990 was located in the Clinic Park. It, too, had been erected by the Semmelweis University in collaboration with the Hungarian-American Alumni Association. In order to complete this monument, an unfinished design conception from the sculptor Antal Bésci was used as a point of departure. Bésci had been awarded the commission to construct the monument in 1978, which commemorates the most distinguished members of the University Clinic who had died after 1945. The construction remained incomplete, however, and could only later be converted into a monument commemorating the 1956 Revolution in 1990. The facility consisted of a stone chalice with a bronze serpent wound about it. A two-metre high column towered above it with a flag mast attached to its side. In front of the column, there were two memorial plaques commemorating co-workers of the Clinic. At the time of this research, the monument could not longer be found.