Fort Worth...the way we were

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AUTOMOTIVE		AVIATION		THE "BOHEMIAN" 1904		BOOKS BY OUR AUTHORS
CEMETERIES		CHURCHES		COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS		DISASTERS, NATURAL AND MAN-MADE
DOWNTOWN RENEWAL 1960s, 70s and 80s		FIRE STATIONS		FWST ROTOGRAVURE 1908		HISTORICAL MARKERS
HOTELS		INSTITUTIONAL: HOSPITALS, SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES		MILITARY		MULTIMEDIA Video and Audio
PIONEERS		PORTAL TO TEXAS HISTORY		POSTCARDS		PUBLIC ART
PUBLIC BUILDINGS		RAIL		RECREATION: PARKS and COUNTRY CLUBS		RESIDENCES
S&S ARCHITECTURE 1896		SKYLINES/AERIALS/MAPS		SPRING PALACE 1889-1890		STEVE BROWN'S POSTCARD COLLECTION
STOCKYARDS AND LIVESTOCK		STREET SCENES		THEATERS		THEN AND NOW
UTILITIES		VIGNETTES		VISIONARY PLANS		W.D. SMITH PHOTOS 1940
1882 CITY DIRECTORY		OUR HISTORIANS' PHOTOS		TOURISTS' PHOTOS		SUBJECTS CURRENTLY BEING RESEARCHED

Automotive

Used Car Lot		Horseless Carriages in front of T&P		City's 15 Cars in front of T&P - 1904		Bob Cooke Ford Celebrates 30 Years
Lillard's Barbecue & Magnolia Service Station		Lillard's Manual "Visible Pump"		Preacher's Service Station		First Automobile Purchased by Fort Worth 1
First Automobile Purchased by Fort Worth 2		1912 New "Motorized" Fire Trucks		Four New 1938 Buicks For FWFD Fire Chiefs		Why Fire Trucks Are Painted White
FWPD Motorcycle Patrolmen in 1920		1926 Water Department Fleet		Gas Station Prototypes		Ford Motor Co. at 200 Commerce - 1917
Cities Service Oil Co. at 7th & Penn		Hammack Bros. Garage at 7th & University		Just Like Jack White's 1928 Chevy		Texas Motor Speedway #1
Texas Motor Speedway #2		1920 Automotive Newspaper Ads #1		1920 Automotive Newspaper Ads #2		T. E. Lewis Car Dealer
Fort Worth Auto Supply Garage		Humble Beginnings of Public Transit		Before The "T"		Southwestern Bell Linemen's Work Truck - 1927
New Car Show at Casa Mañana - 1936		Frank Kent Ford - 1950s		1920s Gas Station Mystery Photo		TP Service Station No. 1 - 1929
Painting of Odd-Shaped 1920s Gas Station

Aviation

Meacham Field in 1942		Private Plane at Meacham Field in 1942		Greater Fort Worth International Airport Part 1		Greater Fort Worth International Airport Part 2
Greater Fort Worth International Airport Part 3		Greater Fort Worth International Airport Part 4		Greater Fort Worth International Airport Part 5		Greater Fort Worth International Airport Part 6
1991 Rendering of Alliance Airport		Amon Carter Helps Start Airline		Russell Field		Mid-West Airport
2005 View Of DFW Airport And International Terminal		William G. Fuller, Godfather of Local Aviation		Fort Worth Municipal Airport		Meacham Field
FDR Visits Air Force Plant 4 in 1942		Air Force Plant 4 - 1949		Air Force Plant 4 - 1950		Air Force Plant 4 - 1986
Top Secret Tornado 1952		Remembering Pappy Spinks, Aviation Pioneer		PBY Aircraft on Lake Worth "Hiding From Hurricane" - November 1940		PBY Aircraft on Lake Worth - The Real Story
Meacham Field Art Deco Terminal Building - 1930s
Aircraft Produced at Fort Worth's Air Force Plant 4
B-24 Assembly Line at Consolidated, 1940s		B-32 Assembly Line at Consolidated		Consolidated's B-32 DOMINATOR - Only 118 Built		Air Force Plant 4's First B-36 Begins Propaganda Barrage
Air Force Plant 4, Lake Worth, and an Unusual B-36 in 1947		Air Force Plant 4's Supersonic Marvel, the B-58 "HUSTLER"		Color Photos of B-24s at Tarrant Field - WWII

Cemeteries

Churches and Other Religious Buildings

Historic Churches		Old Rock First Christian Church		First Christian Church		St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church - 7th & Lamar
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church - 10th & Burnett		Broadway Presbyterian Church		Early Baptist Churches Part 1: Broadway		Early Baptist Churches Part 2: First Baptist
Early Baptist Churches Part 3: First Baptist		Early Baptist Churches Part 4: Largest in World		Early Baptist Churches 5: Final Chapter of 1st Baptist		Early Baptist Churches 6: Evans Av. & Sagamore Hill
Early Baptist Churches Part 7: College Av. & Connell		Early Baptist Churches Part 8: Travis Av.		Early Baptist Churches Part 9: Goodwill Center Home		Early Baptist Churches Part 10: First Deaf Church
Downtown's Church Row: Taylor Street		First Baptist Tower Never Completed		St. Andrew's Episcopal Church		Enhanced Postcard First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church -5th & Penn		St. Patrick Cathedral - 1930's		St. Ignatius Postcard		1st Presbyterian & Broadway Presbyterian
May 1957 Dedication of First Prebyterian Church - 1		May 1957 Dedication of First Presbyterian Church - 2		Four Early 1900's Methodist Churches		Black Churches in the 1930's
Six Early 1900's Churches		Six More Early 1900's Churches		1879 Fourth St. Methodist Church		Fourth St. Methodist Church
St. Paul's & Missouri Ave. Methodist Churches		St. Patrick's Missing Steeples		Mulkey Methodist Church - Part 1		Mulkey Methodist Church - Part 2
Jewish Buildings in Downtown		First Congregational Church		College Ave. Baptist Church		1927 Photos of 1st Presbyterian and 1st Christian Science Churches
YMCA Builds First Building at Texas & Monroe		YMCA Gospel Wagon		YMCA - Carter Family & Foundation		McDonald YMCA - 1600 Jones
Dedication of San Jose Catholic Church - Part 1		Dedication of San Jose Catholic Church - Part 2		Dedication of San Jose Catholic Church - Part 3		Dedication of San Jose Catholic Church - Part 4
Fort Worth High School and Cumberland Presbyterian Church - 1891		Broadway Presbyterian and First Christian Churches		Restored St. Ignatius Academy - 2009		First Methodist Church, 7th and Taylor
College Avenue Baptist Church - 1919		J. Frank Norris' Bible Baptist Seminary		J. Frank Norris - First Baptist's Giant Pastor		J. Frank Norris Was a Busy Preacher
St. Steven Presbyterian Church - 1960s		Trinity Lutheran Church - 1960s		Arlington Heights United Methodist Church - 1960s		First Baptist Church Radio Towers - 1927
Meadowbrook United Methodist Church - 1928		Riverside Baptist Church - 1904		St. Andrews United Methodist Church		Rev. Frank Norris' Home Burned - 1912
Historic 1782 Bell at Masonic Temple		St. Mary's Catholic Church

Commercial Buildings

Drug Store - NE corner of 7th & Houston		Dundee Bldg. - 7th & Houston		John Peter Smith Memorial, W.T. Waggoner, & Library		O.B. Macaroni
Flatiron Building Saved and Restored		Busch Brewery		Earliest First National Bank Building		Capain Loyd Starts First National Bank
First National Moves from 2nd St. to 7th St.		First National & FW National Banks - 1913		First National Bank in Early 1910's and Late 1920's		Burk Burnett Building - 1913-14
Three F&M Bank Buildings - 7th & Main Streets		Hoxie Building - 7th & Main		Early Grocery Store		Board of Trade Building
Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Postcard		Chamber of Commerce - 5th & Throckmorton		Chamber of Commerce - Lord's Supper		Modern Design, but Short Lived Building
American Home Life; NW Corner 8th & Houston - 1913		5th & Main - 1904 & 1929		H. H. Pitman, Grocer 1886		Capps Building, Throckmorton at Fifth, Early 1900s
Wyatt C. Hedrick's Buildings Part 1		Wyatt C. Hedrick's Buildings Part 2		Wyatt C. Hedrick's Buildings Part 3		Wyatt C. Hedrick's Buildings Part 4
Wyatt C. Hedrick's Buildings Part 5		Wyatt C. Hedrick's Buildings Part 6		Wyatt C. Hedrick's Buildings Part 7		August 31, 1919 Star-Telegram Front Page
Tivoli Hall Bar		Trial Balloon by Architects		Funeral Director and Livery Stables		Burrus Mills - 1949
Turner & Dingee Grocery, 502 Houston		Continental National Bank/Landmark Tower Part 1		Continental National Bank/Landmark Tower Part 2		Continental National Bank/Landmark Tower Part 3
Bewley Mills Part 1		Bewley Mills Part 2		Bewley Mills Part 3		Bewley Mills Part 4
Bewley Mills Part 5		Bewley Mills Part 6		The Natatorium		Photos from Frank Leslie's Weekly
Joseph H. Brown, Grocer by Leslie's and Wellge		1886 Wellge Bird's Eye Building Drawings		Grocery Store Interior - 1907		North Side's Transit House
Amon Carter & Jesse Jones 7th Street		Washer Bros. Part 1		Washer Bros. Part 2		Washer Bros. Part 3
The Fort Worth Club Part 1		The Fort Worth Club Part 2		The Fort Worth Club Part 3		Anders Cafe #1
Tandy Corporation Part 1		Tandy Corporation Part 2		Tandy Corporation Part 3		H. Dugan Wagon Yard
World's First Drive-In Restaurants Started Here During The 1920s.		Singer Sewing Machine Salesmen at FWNB		Texas Brewing Co. - 9th & Jones		Electric Building Before The Hollywood Theater
Canary Cafe in 1942		Arlington Downs Racetrack		Century Life Building -  1950		1922 Industrial Plants
Jack Walton's Barbecue on E. Lancaster in 1942		August Clothiers - 7th & Main		Continental Nat'l Bank & First Presbyterian		Safeway Distribution Center in Downtown
TexIce Plant - 1000 Jones		Tyler & Simpson Wholesale Grocery		1893 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map		Alcon Labs Start on W. 10th in Downtown
Amon Carter's 1904 Star-Telegram Building		Parham's Barber Shop Around 1920		Fort Worth Star-Telegram 1922 Brochure		Medical Arts Building and Burnett Park, 1942
Monnig's - Part 1		Monnig's - Part 2		Monnig's - Part 3		Monnig's - Part 4
Monnig's - Part 5		Monnig's - Part 6		Monnig's - Part 7		Woolworth's - 1920's
Haltom's Jeweler's Part 1		Haltom's Jewelers Part 2		Haltom's Jewelers Part 3		1301 Houston St.
Roe Lumber Block/FW Club Construction		Powell Block - 208-10 Main St.		Hell's Half Acre		Artesian Ice Co. about 1890 - Houston & Bluff
Lewis Blacksmith Shop - 1800's		Draughon's Business Colleges		Evans Dry Goods - NW Corner 1st & Houston		Kelsay Lumber and Public Market
Original Tandy Center Master Plan Rendering Part 1		Original Tandy Center Master Plan Rendering Part 2		Omni Hotel & Carnegie Under Construction May 2008		Wheat Building - 1890
1911 Main Street at Tenth		Nash Building - 1910		Joseph's Cafe, 8th at Houston		1914 Main Street at Sixth #1
1914 Main Street at Sixth #2		1914 Main Street at Sixth #3		1914 Main Street at Sixth #4		1914 Main Street at Sixth #5
1907: Beginning of The Downtown Building Boom		Western National Bank, Texas State Bank, Houston Place Lofts #1		Western National Bank, Texas State Bank, Houston Place Lofts #2		Carling Brewery On South Freeway - 1963
G. T. Leonard's Grocery		Fort Worth Grain and Cotton Exchange in Neil P. Anderson Building, 1922 - #1		Fort Worth Grain and Cotton Exchange in Neil P. Anderson Building, 1922 - #2		Fort Worth Grain and Cotton Exchange in Neil P. Anderson Building, 1922 - #3
Fort Worth Grain and Cotton Exchange in Neil P. Anderson Building, 1922 - #4		Fort Worth Grain and Cotton Exchange in Neil P. Anderson Building, 1922 - #5		Fort Worth Grain and Cotton Exchange in Neil P. Anderson Building, 1922 - #6		Fort Worth Grain and Cotton Exchange in Neil P. Anderson Building, 1922 - #7
Fort Worth Iron Works - 1889		Elks' Club - 7th & Lamar		Shady Oaks Country Club Before the Fire		Shady Oaks Country Club New Building
Knights of Pythias - 3rd & Main		Two Different Knights		Arlington Heights Country Club - 1907		Elks Club - Seventh And Lamar - 1913
Western National Bank, Texas State Bank, Houston Place Lofts #1		Western National Bank, Texas State Bank, Houston Place Lofts #2		Shriner's Mosque On Lake Worth, 1919		Demolition Of Long Time Ridglea Landmark - 2009
W. C. Stripling! One Of The "Big Three" Retailers 1		W. C. Stripling! One Of The "Big Three" Retailers 2		From Steve's to Lucille's: 4700 Camp Bowie		Most Vital Business In 1908 - Axtell Mfg. Company Windmills #1
Most Vital Business In 1908 - Axtell Mfg. Company Windmills #2		Most Vital Business In 1908 - Axtell Mfg. Company Windmills #3		Who Were Sanguinet and Staats In Pioneer Fort Worth History?		The Tarrant County Courthouse Could Have Looked Like This!
Sanguinet and Staats Original Concept of Texas Spring Palace		Renderings by Sanguinet and Staats		Current Photos of Sanguinet and Staats Buildings		A Shipment of Windmills From The Aermotor Company, 1896
Andre J. Anderson, Norwegian Immigrant and Entrepreneur #1		Andre J. Anderson, Norwegian Immigrant and Entrepreneur #2		Andre J. Anderson, Norwegian Immigrant and Entrepreneur #3		Andre J. Anderson, Norwegian Immigrant and Entrepreneur #4
Andre J. Anderson, Norwegian Immigrant and Entrepreneur #5		American Dyeing & Dry Cleaning, 806 Throckmorton, 1920		Terminal Hotel and Fort Worth State Bank - 1914		Washer Brothers Store, 8th & Main - 1908
Eitelman Family Horseshoeing and Carriage Business - Early 1900s		Fort Worth Club and Elk's Club - Downtown		Stone Cutters Pose at Farmers & Mechanics Bank - 1889		Grammer's Drug Store circa 1900
Leonard Bros. Start on the Courthouse Square		Leonard's Department Store - 1926		Unusual View of Old Post Office Building		Lowe's Wrecking Yard - 1930s
Fort Worth Club Building - 2008		Shady Oak Country Club Interior Before the 2003 Fire		AT&T's WAlnut Exchange Building on West Bowie Street		Mystery of Unfinished Building on West Vickery
Fort Worth Children's Museum - 1960s		Universal Mills - 1947		Fort Worth National Bank Construction Photos by Reed Sass		Early Changes to Fort Worth National Bank, Main at Fifth
Fort Worth National Bank Rebuilds Again		P.B Binyon's Transfer Office and Freight Wagons - Early 1880s		Kell Cleaners in Handley - c1940		Kell Cleaners Interior View
Robertson Funeral Home - Early 1900s		Haltom Jewelers #1		Haltom Jewelers #2		Haltom Jewelers #3
Haltom Jewelers #4		Burton-Peel Drygoods #1		Burton-Peel Drygoods #2		Bill Wood, Photographer
Ellison Furniture's Mattress Factory - Early 1900s		Ol' South Pancake House and Forest Park Lanes Bowling		Ellison Furniture Company #1		Ellison Furniture Company #2
Early Chamber of Commerce - 1900s		John H. Greer Jeweler, 515 Main - 1907 #1		John H. Greer Jeweler, 515 Main - 1907 #2		John H. Greer Jeweler, 515 Main - 1907 #3
American National bank - 1907		State National Bank - 1884		Phone Company Building - 1907		Moore Building - 1907
Woman's Club and Junior Woman's Club		D. Mazza & Son, Southside Grocer		Former Oddfellows Lodge at E. 6th at Grove		Hassell Drug Company - 1915
Acme Steam Laundry, Monroe at Ninth - 1901		Fort Worth Glass and Sand Company - 1907		Century Life Building - 1950		Swift Office Decorated For Stock Show
Montgomery Ward - 1930		Fort Worth Casket Company - 1907		The Natorium Public Baths and Pool - 1907		City National Bank - 1907
Star-Telegram - Early 1900s		Pangburn's Cafeteria		Fort Worth Steel & Machinery - 1950

North of the Courthouse:
Our Stockyards and Livestock Legacy

Googins Building, North Main at NW 20th.		1922 Stock Yards Cartouches		Stock Yards & Swift - 1922		1913 Swift & Co. Water Derrick
Fort Worth Packing Co.		1921 KKK Auditorium on North Main		Second KKK Auditorium on North Main		"What Fat Stock Show?"
Groundbreaking for Armour & Swift Plants		Molly & Pigeon on Live Stock Exchange		Stockyards Club at N. Main & E. Exchange		Armour and Swift Meat Packing Plants - 1936 #1
Armour and Swift Meat Packing Plants - 1936 #2		Cowtown Longhorns		Shannon's North Fort Worth Undertaking Company, 1920s		Longhorn Steer at Swift Meat Packing Plant
Swift Meat Packing Plant - Early 1900s		Quanah Parker at 1909 Livestock Show		First Stock Yards Hotel & Exchange		Stockyards Hotel
Stock Show Carnival Midway On The North Side, 1922 #1		Stock Show Carnival Midway On The North Side, 1922 #2		Stock Show Carnival Midway On The North Side, 1922 #3		1950 Stock Show Parade
1953 Stock Show Parade from 6th & Main		1953 Stock Show Parade from 7th & Main		Armour Plant & Livestock Pens		Cattle Pens at Stock Yards
Wooden Stock Yards Hotel		1971 Stock Yards		1974 Stock Yards		1975 Stock Yards #1
1975 Stock Yards #2		Live Stock Exchange circa 1980		Site Where Stockyards Station Was Built on Exchange Avenue		Exchange Ave. Looking East - 1980
Two Views of Armour and Swift Meatpackers - 1912		Stock Pens and Packing Plants - 1940		Stock Pens and Packing Plants Built But Not Yet Open		Stereopticon View of Livestock Exchange Building - 1927
North of the River Map		Stockyards Barns Fire - 1911		Live Stock Building Construction Finished - 1903		North Side Coliseum and Exchange Ave. - 1908

Fire Stations

Fire Station No. 1		Original Wooden Central Fire Station No. 2 - 1888 Part 1		Original Central Fire Station Part 2		Original Central Fire Station Part 3
1899 Central Fire Station No. 2		1899 Central Fire Station No. 2 Part 1		1899 Central Fire Station No. 2 Part 2		Temporary Fire Station No. 3 - 1610 Houston St.
Original Fire Station No. 3		Fire Station No. 3 - 1911		Fire Station No. 4		Fire Station No. 4 Replacement from 1920's
Fire Station No. 5		Fire Station No. 6		Fire Station No. 7		Fire Station No. 8
Fire Station No. 9		Fire Station No. 10		Fire Station No. 11		Fire Stations Nos. 12, & 13
Fort Worth's First City Hall/Fire Station - 1877		Central Fire Station No. 2 - 1930		Charles Swartz Photographs the Fire Department in 1901		Fire Station Number One
FWFD 1959 Annual Report		1920's Residential Fire Stations

Notable Disasters, Natural and Man-Made

The Great Flood of 1949
Double Disaster at the Ballpark		Was Flood Caused By Human Error?		Colonial Golf Tournament Succumbs to Flood		Stockyards Spared From Flood
Panoramic Flood Scene, University at West 7th, 1949		Horses Walked On Roofs During 1949 Flood		Aerial View of 1949 Flood		Boaters on West Lancaster and West Seventh - 1949
Boaters Coming Ashore on West Seventh - 1949		View of Flood From West Lancaster - 1949		The Great Trinity Flood of May 17, 1949
When Disasters Strike
Fort Worth's Towering Inferno		Great Fort Worth Fire of 1909		The Great Fire of 1909		The Great 1909 Fire
Flooding - 1908		1922 Flood		Top Secret Tornado 1952		Tornado Aftermath, March 28, 2000
Wall Of Burning Building Falls On Firemen In 1957 -1		Wall Of Burning Building Falls On Firemen In 1957 -2		Fort Worth National Bank Tower Before and After May 2000 Tornado		Path of March 28, 2000 Tornado Through Downtown
Tarrant Savings Building - Part 1		Tarrant Savings Building - Part 2		Stockyards Barns Fire - 1911
1904 T&P Station Fire
1904 T&P Station Fire Part 1		1904 T&P Station Fire Part 2		1904 T&P Station Fire Part 3		1904 T&P Station Fire Part 4
1904 T&P Station Fire Part 5

Hotels

Institutional - Hospitals, Schools, Universities

Schools, Universities
Fort Worth University Part 1		Fort Worth University Part 2		Ann Waggoner Hall - TWU Part 1		Ann Waggoner Hall - TWU Part 2
TCU: Hell's Half Acre, Thorp Spring, and Waco		Laying of the Cornerstone at TCU		TCU: Early Years		TCU: Historic Photos 1
TCU: Historic Photos 2		TCU: Historic Photos 3		TCU: Historic Photos 4		TCU: Historic Photos 5
TCU: Historic Photos 6		TCU: Historic Photos 7		TCU: School of Education Expansion		TCU Color Aerial from Early 1950's
1961 TCU Acquisition of Worth Hills Golf Course		1949 New TCU Fine Arts Building		Aerial Rendering of New TCU Commons		TCU Sports Facilities
TCU: Lupton Stadium		TCU's Big Barn Burner in 1953		TCU Bandstand and Jarvis Hall - 1920		Arlington Heights Schools in 1923 Snow
First Ward School - 1883		Second Ward School - 1883		Location Of Second Ward School On West Belknap		4th Ward's Sam Houston Elementary - 1892
Fort Worth High School Part 1		Fort Worth High School Part 2		Fort Worth High School Part 3		Fort Worth High School Part 4
Fort Worth High School Part 5		Fort Worth's Six High Schools on FWISD Magazine Cover - 1924		1919 High Schools And Country Clubs		WPA Laborers At Arlington Heights High School
Construction of Fort Worth High School - 1911		TCU's Medical School - 1911		Polytechnic College (TWU) - Early 1900's		Expansion of Trinity Terrace - 2008
TWC - Texas Womans College		Circle Park School As Remembered by Jack White - #1		Circle Park School As Remembered by Jack White - #2		M.G. Ellis School
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary		TCC's Grandiose Dream/Nightmare		Failed Radio Shack Venture To Make Great TCC Campus		Destruction of TCU's Memorial Arch
Our Lady of Victory College and Academy For Women, 1909-1958		2008 Addition to Amon Carter Stadium		Fort Worth Business College - 1898		1924 Class of Central High School Part 1
1924 Class of Central High School Part 2		Aerial View of TCU Sports Fields		TCU Lupton Baseball Stadium		Record Crowd Sees Frogs Beat Utah - 2009
St. Ignatius Academy		Diamond Hill School-  1911		Walter Huffman School - 1911		TCU Stadium - 1953
TCU Stadium - Future Plans		TCU Campus Snapshots - 1920s - 1		TCU Campus Snapshots - 1920s - 2		TCU Campus Snapshots - 1920s - 3
TCU Campus Snapshots - 1920s - 4		TCU Campus Snapshots - 1920s - 5		TCU Campus Snapshots - 1920s - 6		TCU Campus Snapshots - 1920s - 7
Southwestern Baptist Music Hall - 1920s
Photos From The 1930 TCU Student Yearbook
Montgomery Ward Store - 1930		1930 Aerial of North Main Electric Power Plant		1930 Aerial of Meacham Field Airport		1930 Aerial of Downtown 7th Street "Canyon"
First National Bank, Houston at Seventh		Bewley Mills and Shotgun Houses		Montgomery Ward and General Motors Factory
Hospitals
All Saints Hospital		Old Harris Hospital		Fort Worth Medical College		City/County Hospitals
St. Joseph's Infirmary 1		St. Joseph's Infimary 2		Five St. Joseph's Hospital Buildings		Medical Arts Building and Burnett Park, 1942
Medical Arts Building - 1927		James and Eunice West Center - 1993		Protestant Sanitarium, Main and Vickery		All Saints Hospital, Magnolia at Eighth Ave. - 1912

Public Buildings

Artist's Painting of the Fort		Bronze Bas-relief at Houston & Belknap		Log Cabin Village		1876 Courthouse
1876 Courthouse - 1887		1876 Courthouse with Clock Tower Added		Retouched Photo of 1876 Courthouse		Second Damaged Photo of 1876 Courthouse
Courthouse Chronology		Jail & Courthouse in 1890		Construction of Tarrant County Courthouse about 1894		The County Seat Fight Part 1
The County Seat Fight Part 2		City Prison and Waterworks		Jail, Courthouse, Traction Company...and junkyard		Courthouse with Tidball & Van Zandt Bankers, Late 1890's
Tarrant County Courthouse - 1922		John Stryker view of Tarrant County Courthouse		Tribute to Dr. June Rayfield Welch Part 1		Tribute to Dr. June Rayfield Welch Part 2
Tarrant County Courthouse from Roof of Grand Hotel 1		Tarrant County Courthouse from Roof of Grand Hotel 2		Louis Daniel View of Tarrant County Courthouse 2004		Courthouse Fountain Part 1
Courthouse Fountain Part 2		Odd Image of Carnegie Library		1896 U.S. Post Office & Courthouse Part 1		1896 U.S. Post Office & Courthouse Part 2
1896 U.S. Post Office & Courthouse Part 3		1896 U.S. Post Office & Courthouse Part 4		1896 U.S. Post Office & Courthouse Part 5		1896 U.S. Post Office & Courthouse Part 6
1896 U.S. Post Office & Courthouse Part 7		1896 U.S. Post Office & Courthouse Part 8		1896 U.S. Post Office & Courthouse Part 9		1896 U.S. Post Office & Courthouse Part 10
1896 U.S. Post Office & Courthouse Part 11		1896 U.S. Post Office & Courthouse Part 12		Texas Spring Palace Part 1		Texas Spring Palace Part 2
Texas Spring Palace Part 3		Texas Spring Palace Part 4		Texas Spring Palace Part 5		Texas Spring Palace Part 6
Texas Spring Palace Part 7		Texas Spring Palace Part 8		Texas Spring Palace Part 9		Texas Spring Palace Part 10
Texas Spring Palace from Top of Board of Trade		Spring Palace Interior Views		Local Professor's Texas Spring Palace Sculpture		1893 City Hall with Water Line Construction
1893 City Hall		Proposed But Not Built City Hall - 1910		1938 City Hall		1971 City Hall Concept
Amon Carter Museum!		Front of  Will Rogers Memorial Center		Will Rogers Memorial Center from Northwest - 1936		Will Rogers Photo That Never Was and Never Will Be
Tarrant County Convention Center		Post Office Interior		Farmers Market on Jones		Willard Barr's Town Hall Meeting at Will Rogers
Architect's Rendering of General Worth Square		FW Public Library - Great Historical Resource		Hyde Park Painting		What Were They Thinking? Artsy Decor On Convention Center Garage and Coliseum
Marine Creek Flood Control Project Part 1		Marine Creek Flood Control Project Part 2		Who Stole The Courthouse Dome?		Second Tarrant County Courthouse - 1879
West Face of Courthouse - 1940s		Courthouse Research Detective Work		Courthouse Original and Restoration - #1		Courthouse Original and Restoration - #2
Courthouse Original and Restoration - #3		West View of Courthouse And Jail - 1906		Stone Cutters Pose at Post Office Construction - 1893		Courthouse Clock and Dome Restoration - #1
Courthouse Clock and Dome Restoration - #2		Courthouse Clock and Dome Restoration - #3		Courthouse Clock and Dome Restoration - #4		Courthouse Clock and Dome Restoration - #5
Courthouse Clock and Dome Restoration - #6		Courthouse Clock and Dome Restoration - #7		Courthouse Clock and Dome Restoration - #8		Aerial View of Courthouse - 2009
Public Health Center in Botanic Garden - 2009		New Museum of Science and History - 2009		Fort Worth Children's Museum - 1941		Original Museum of Science and History Prepares For Omni Theater
First Tarrant County Jail Circa 1882		Temporary Courthouse on 7th Street - 1893		Courthouse Pots		Courthouse Clock and "Flame Pot" - 1920s
Neon Flag on Courthouse Dome		Gaudy Courthouse Dome Incandescent Lights		Gaudy Courthouse Dome Neon Lights and Flag		Central Fire Station 1890 #1
Central Fire Station 1890 #2		North View of Courthouse From Paddock Viaduct - May 2008		Carnegie Public Library - 1910		Convention Center Arena - 1968

Recreation: Parks and Country Clubs

Public Parks and Amusement Parks
Six Flags Over Texas 1961 - #1		Six Flags Over Texas 1961 - #2		Six Flags Over Texas 1961 - #3		Six Flags Over Texas 1961 - #4
Six Flags Over Texas 1961 - #5		Seven Seas Theme Park 1972 - #1		Seven Seas Theme Park 1972 - #2		1913 Entrance to Trinity Park
Lake Worth's New 9-Mile Bridge, Casino Park, Ballroom and Boardwalk		Casino Beach		Casino Ballroom		Lake Worth's Casino Park - 1927
Burk Burnett Park at Christmas		Snow Patterns in Fort Worth Water Gardens		Entrance Gates To Forest Park Zoo - 1927		Botanic Gardens: Formerly Known As Rose Gardens
Before Burnett Park Was This Park - 1920s		Scale Model Of Water Gardens, A 1971 Carter Foundation Gift		Medical Arts Building and Burnett Park, 1942		Amon Carter: "Go To Dallas For Education, Come To Fort Worth For Entertainment" 1936
Late Night Visit to Fort Worth Water Gardens on Youtube		Zoo Expansion Victim - the Record Aquarium		Botanical Research Institute of Texas #1		Botanical Research Institute of Texas #2
Lake Como Amusement Park - 1889
Country Clubs
Shady Oaks Country Club Before the Fire		Shady Oaks Country Club New Building		Shady Oak Country Club Interior Before the 2003 Fire		Arlington Heights Country Club - 1907
1919 High Schools And Country Clubs		Postcard of Arlington Heights Country Club		Wedgwood Country Club - 1957		Colonial Country Club - 1962
Colonial's 18th Hole and Crampton's Lake - 1962

Residences

John Peter Smith House		VanZandt Cottage - Crestline Road		VanZandt Home - 7th & Penn St. - 1879		VanZandt Mansion - 7th & Penn St.
Boaz House		Levy House - SE Corner of 7th & Lamar		Millionaire Gooseneck Bill McDonald's Mansion & Bank		Jack White's First Home
Shotgun Houses		Shotgun Houses Still Standing		Favorite Photos: Shotguns & Railroad Tracks		Park Hill Plat
E.E. Chase Residence		Another Fine Home On Chase Court		Mayor Bryce...His Home, His Office		Artist's Sketch of VanZandt's Cottage
Old House Being Demolished On South Henderson, 1960s		Prequel To Old House Being Demolished On South Henderson, 1960s		W. T. Waggoner's Mansion On Quality Hill 1919		W. T. Waggoner's Ghost Trees, Summit at West Lancaster
A. J. Roe Residence - 1891		A. J. Roe Residence #2		H. W. Tallant Residence - 1891		A Few Attractive Residences
Jack White's Home Featured In Fort Worth Press		Sam Rosen Residence		William Monnig's Home - 1905 and Now		Beginnings of Arlington Heights - 1890
House For Sale by Owner - 1912		Pollock-Capps House - Front		Pollock-Capps House - Back		Pollock-Capps House - North and West Sides
Pollock-Capps House - Enclosed Porch		Pollock-Capps House - Boarded		Earl E. Baldridge Home		Cleveland Coffee Home
William T. Fakes Watercolor Image		Dr. Bacon Saunders Home, So. Henderson #1		Dr. Bacon Saunders Home, So. Henderson #2		Vernon and Irene Castle Boulevard - 1926
The Houses of Quality Hill
Quality Hill Introduction		Quality Hill Homes - Owners and Addresses		R. D. Hunter Home #1		R. D. Hunter Home #2
R. D. Hunter Home #3		R. D. Hunter Home #4		Richard Vickery Home		Bernie Anderson Home
Thomas B. Ellison Home		James F. Moore Home

Railroads and Streetcars

1904 T&P Station Fire at Main & Front (Lancaster)		Early 1900's T&P Passenger Station from Front & Calhoun		T&P Station Fire Part 1		T&P Station Fire Part 2
T&P Station Fire Part 3		T&P Station Fire Part 4		T&P Station Fire Part 5		T&P Railyard
Bunting Covered T&P Station for Roosevelt's Visit		Texas & Pacific Railway Terminal - 1931		Texas & Pacific Warehouse Under Construction		T&P Freight Building in 1905
Electric Streetcars Come to Main Street - Late 1800s		Electric Streetcars and Buggies Share Main St. - Early 1900s		Interurban at Main & Lancaster, Early 1900's		Main Street Trolly South of Courthouse - 1886
Laying Streetcar Tracks on Jennings at West 13th.		Laying of Streetcar Tracks on Camp Bowie 1		Laying of Streetcar Tracks on Camp Bowie 2		Streetcar End of the Line McCart & Biddison Part 1
Streetcar End of the Line McCart & Biddison Part 2		Streetcar End of the Line McCart & Biddison Part 3		Interurban Power Generation Plant		Downtown Interurban Terminal Building
Interurban Line at Courthouse - 1915		Interurban on Main Street - 1915		Interurban Equipment and Tracks - 1915		Interurban Terminal and Warehouse - 1915
Interurban West Handley Station, Lake Erie - 1915		Leonard's M&O Subway/Tandy Free Parking - 1		Leonard's M&O Subway/Tandy Free Parking - 2		Electric Trolley By St. Patrick's
Paddock's Famed Tarantula Map		Paddock's Tarantula That Ate The World		Fort Worth & Denver's "Texas Zephyr" Pulls Out Of Town, 1953		Busiest Rail Crossing In America
Amon Carter Museum Provides A Unique T&P Depot Image #1		Amon Carter Museum Provides A Unique T&P Depot Image #2		Trinity Railway Express at the Intermodal Transportation Center		Union Pacific Rail Yards
Diesel Power		T&P Train Leaving Station		Demolition of Texas & Pacific Depot, 1931		Trolley behind St. Patrick's
1800s Railroad Bridge Over Cold Springs Road		Texas & Pacific Facilities		Electric Streetcars Come to Main Street - Late 1800s		Electric Streetcars and Buggies Share Main St. - Early 1900s
Electric Streetcars Come to Main Street - Late 1800s		Interurban at Main & Lancaster, Early 1900's		Relative of Lisa Helbing With MK&T Locomotive 564		Handcar at Rural Railroad Depot
Streetcar Crisis! The 1915 "Jitney Menace"		Streetcar Crisis! The 1915 "Jitney Menace" #2		Handley Interurban Depot - Early 1900s		Interurban Cars on Belknap by County Jail - Early 1900s.
Union Depot on Jones Street Still Standing - 1907		Interurban Cars and Streetcars Pass With No Room to Spare - 1920s		Santa Fe Pile Driver on Trestle, E. Fifth		Northern Texas Traction Company Wins "Streetcar Wars"
T&P Station at Keller - 1880s		Rail Yards East From Jennings Bridge - 1927

Theaters

Byers/Greenwall Opera House/Palace Theater		First Majestic Theater - 1905		First Majestic Theater Converted to Parking Garage		Second Majestic Theater Part 1
Second Majestic Theater Part 2		Second Majestic Theater Part 3		Second Majestic Theater Part 4		Second Majestic Theater Part 5
Neighborhood Movie Theaters		Egypt Theater		Palace Theater - 1968		Hippodrome Theater - 1921
Parkway Theater - 1935		Tivoli Theater & Rockyfeller's on Magnolia		Panteges/New Liberty Theater		"Show Row" Marquees in 1940
New Queen Theater Ideal Theater		Palace Theater Light Bulb - 100 Years Old		Majestic Theater Playbill -1930 - Page One		Majestic Theater Playbill - 1930 - Page Two
Majestic Theater Playbill -1930 - Page Three		Majestic Theater Playbill -1930 - Page Four		Majestic Theater Playbill -1930 - Page Five		Majestic Theater Playbill -1930 - Page Six
Billie Rose Provides Girls Galore At Casa Mañana in 1936		Girls Star Again at Casa Mañana in 1937 and 1939		Original Casa Mañana - 1936		Casa Mañana - 1937
Billy Rose and Casa Mañana		Last Casa Mañana Show Featured Stars, Girls and "Ice" - 1939		Casa Mañana Dinner Menu		New Car Show at Casa Mañana - 1936
Belknap Drive-in Theater		Cowtown Drive-in Theater		Pike Drive-in Theater		Majestic Theater Upgrades to "Talkies"
Majestic Theater Demolition by Louis Daniel and Joe Dulle - #1		Majestic Theater Demolition by Louis Daniel and Joe Dulle - #2		Majestic Theater Demolition by Louis Daniel and Joe Dulle - #3		Majestic Theater Demolition by Louis Daniel and Joe Dulle - #4
Majestic Theater Demolition by Louis Daniel and Joe Dulle - #5		Majestic Theater Demolition by Louis Daniel and Joe Dulle - #6		Majestic Theater Photos From Carter Museum Postcard Collection - #1		Majestic Theater Photos From Carter Museum Postcard Collection - #2
Majestic Theater Photos From Carter Museum Postcard Collection - #3		Majestic Theater Photos From Carter Museum Postcard Collection - #4		Majestic Theater Photos From Carter Museum Postcard Collection - #5		Majestic Theater Photos From Carter Museum Postcard Collection - #6
Majestic Theater Photos From Carter Museum Postcard Collection - #7		Old And New ISIS Theater - #1		Old And New ISIS Theater - #2		Old And New ISIS Theater - #3
Old And New ISIS Theater - #4		Old And New ISIS Theater - #5		Downtown Rescue Mission and Liberty Theater		1921 Hippodrome Theater
Phillips Movie Theater		The Original Majestic Became the Savoy		"The Last Frontier" by Billie Rose #1		"The Last Frontier" by Billie Rose #2
"The Last Frontier" by Billie Rose #3		Savoy Hotel and Theater - 1920s		Greenwall's Opera House - 1907		Casa Mañana Twin Domes - 1958
Casa Mañana Front Facade - 1936		Casa Mañana Revolving Stage - 1936

Utilities

Reddy Kilowatt & TXU North Main Power Plant		TESCO: Gridiron Club "Yellow Jaundice" Ad		Telephone Wires		Southwestern Bell's First Home in Fort Worth
Telegrams Were Phone Co. Big Business		Southwestern Bell 1925 Truck		SW Bell Pole Installer Crew		Barnett Shale Gas Drilling
Southwestern Bell History - Part 1		Southwestern Bell History - Part 2		Southwestern Bell History - Part 3		Southwestern Bell History - Part 4
TESCO Stack Scrubber		Construction of Lake Worth Dam and Spillway - 1912		Why we are here: Trinity River WATER #1		Why we are here: Trinity River WATER #2
Why we are here: Trinity River WATER #3		Why we are here: Trinity River WATER #4		Why we are here: Trinity River WATER #5		Why we are here: Trinity River WATER #6
Why we are here: Trinity River WATER #7		Why we are here: Trinity River WATER #8		Why we are here: Trinity River WATER #9		Why we are here: Trinity River WATER #10
Why we are here: Trinity River WATER #11		Why we are here: Trinity River WATER #12		Why we are here: Trinity River WATER #13		Holly Pump Station - 1907
First Telephones in Fort Worth - 1877		TESCO Smoke Stacks - 1970s		Partially Demolished TESCO Generating Plant - 2008		Holly Waterworks Power House - c.1911

Street Scenes

Earliest Fort Worth Street Scene		1st FW Club & Main Street		7th Street, West of Lamar - 1930		7th Street "Show row"
Trolley behind St. Patrick's		1918 & 1920 Panorama Comparison		Signs on Houston Street buildings in the 1800's		Looking South from 4th & Main - 1936
Looking north on Main from Front Early 1890's		Bill Wood -13th & Main		Looking Southwest from 9th & Houston - 1927		Commercial Club - 6th & Main 1913
1920's Bank Panic - 8th & Main		Boaz And Battle Cotton Yards, Two Views From 1880s		Market Day - Courthouse Square about 1878		1920 Houston St. Parade
Looking West from 7th & Main in 1910		Looking South From 3rd & Houston in 1911		Looking North from 7th & Houston in the 1920's		Looking North From 8th & Houston in 1952
Looking West on 7th from Houston		Looking North from 11th & Throckmorton		Looking North from Main & Lancaster in 1942		7th & Main - 1950
Before the Paddock Viaduct		9th & Main Early 1920's		11th & Houston Through The Years		Houston Street Views
Mystery Photo: Fort Worth or Not?		Mystery Photo Identified		Lower Main Street - 1906		10th & Houston - Early 1900's
8th & Houston - Early 1900's		8th & Houston Detail - Early 1900's		1952 Main Street/General Worth Square		When the Courthouse was our Skyline
Houston Street from Eighth - 1907		Main Street from Ninth - 1906		12th Street at Jennings - 1920		Signs Along W. 7th
Main South of Courthouse - 1886		Iron Bridge on North Main		W. 7th at Penn Traffic		1886 Main St. From Courthouse
Color Photo of 10th & Main About 1950		Houses Along 8th Ave.		TCU Drag - 3000 Block S. University Drive		Closing of W. 10th Street
Ryan Place Gates at College Ave. 1912		Boarding House & Street		Who Owns History?		Bill Wood Photo Company
Looking North from 9th & Main - Early 1900's		Looking South from 7th & Main in 1904		Looking North from Houston & 7th		Looking East from Courthouse in 1884
Looking East on 7th From Burnet in 1920's		Looking West From 7th & Houston in 1968		Houston at Ninth, 1890, Future Site of Flatiron Building		Houston Street - 1950s
1958 West Freeway Looking East from Hulen		Dec. 1956: Opening of South Freeway (US 81)		Paddock Viaduct		Leonard's Beat
7th Street in 1941		1926 12th Street Extension to Jennings		Camp Bowie Blvd. - 1927		101 S. Jennings - 1956
Well Machinery Company, 1886 - 1956		Well Machinery Building Demolished - 1956		1870's Courthouse Square		Northeast View From Courthouse Clock Tower
Westward View From Courthouse Tower - Turn of Century #1		Westward View From Courthouse Tower - Turn of Century #2		Westward View From Courthouse Tower - Turn of Century #3		Westward View From Courthouse Tower - Turn of Century #4
1936 Texas Frontier Centennial #1		1936 Texas Frontier Centennial #2		1936 Texas Frontier Centennial #3		1936 Texas Frontier Centennial #4
Amon Carter Museum Images of the 1936 Frontier Centennial #1		Amon Carter Museum Images of the 1936 Frontier Centennial #2		Amon Carter Museum Images of the 1936 Frontier Centennial #3		Amon Carter Museum Images of the 1936 Frontier Centennial #5
Store East of Courthouse on Belknap Street		Downtown From City Hall 1896-1897		Pennsylvania Avenue Business District,  1920 - 1960		Hand Finishing Cement On Jacksboro Highway
1904 Swartz Photo of the North Main Iron Bridge		When Buicks had Portholes and Russell Stover Sold Candy		South Main at Vickery - 1936		West 1st Street at Lamar - 1956
Interesting Tales From Houston & 10th, Early 1900s - #1		Interesting Tales From Houston & 10th, Early 1900s - #2		Interesting Tales From Houston & 10th, Early 1900s - #3		Interesting Tales From Houston & 10th, Early 1900s - #4
Interesting Tales From Houston & 10th, Early 1900s - #5		Interesting Tales From Houston & 10th, Early 1900s - #6		A Quite Holiday on Throckmorton - 1978		7th and Main - 1919
700 Block of Main Street - 1930		9th and Throckmorton - early 1900s		West Freeway's Pedestrian Bridges - 1958		Bus and Cab Activity, Commerce at 9th. - 1955
Street Scenes During An 1899 Snow Storm #1		Street Scenes During An 1899 Snow Storm #2		Street Scenes During An 1899 Snow Storm #3		Street Scenes During An 1899 Snow Storm #4
Street Scenes During An 1899 Snow Storm #5		1958 Downtown Neon Lights on Youtube. 8mm Movie by Don Pyeatt		2009 Downtown at Night on Youtube. Video by Brian Luenser		Late Night Visit to Fort Worth Water Gardens on Youtube
"Going Purple" for TCU #1		"Going Purple" for TCU #2		"Going Purple" for TCU #3		"Going Purple" for TCU #4
When Main Street Was Dirt, With Horse Trolleys - 1880		The Magnificent Snowwoman - 1963		500 Block of Main Street - Before the Burk Burnett Building		Main Street Through a Long Lens - 1962
An Evolution at Third and Main		Interurban Cars and Streetcars Pass With No Room to Spare - 1920s		Gas Was $0.03/Gal in 1941		Stereopticon View of Main - 1927
Stereopticon View of Stockyards and Swift's - 1927		Stereopticon View of W.T. Waggoner and Fort Worth Club - 1927		Houston Street - 1940		Houston at Ninth - 1960s
North Main Street - a Dirt Road in 1914		Bill Potter's Concept of the Original Fort

Skylines, Aerials and Maps

1884: Earliest Known Skyline Photo Part 1		1884: Earliest Known Skyline Photo Part 2		1884 Skyline & 2005 Skyline from Same Location		View from Jennings Railroad Overpass, early 1900's
1925 Skyline from 7th & Summit		1930 Skyline from 5th & Summit		W.D. Smith 1936 Skyline from 7th & Summit		Bill Wood 1931 Aerial of T&P
Power Plant & Skyline - 1970's		Trinity River Below Courthouse		1908 & 1922 Floods		Two Views of 1908 Flood
Panorama of 1949 Flood		Trinity River Vision		New City Truck & Skyline Construction in 1930		Old City Wagon & Skyline Construction in 1930
1953 Aerial from South		Lancaster Rail Yards - 1930		1940's Skyline from Jacksboro Hwy. Bridge		1960's Aerial of Cultural District
1930's Aerial of Casa Mañana after a Snow		Fort Worth Skyline in 1872 and 1972		Industrial Fort Worth - 1910		West Freeway - 1958
Construction of Spur 280 and 1963-64 Skyline		Festival of Lights		Festival of Lights at Sunset from 1960's		Festival of Lights from 1960's
Festival of Lights - 1970		Festival of Lights - 1990		W.D. and Gordon Smith Downtown Aerial 1930's		1949 Stock Yards Aerial
Panther Park (Before LaGrave Field)		Old LaGrave Field		W. 7th from 1980		DFW Airport Construction Part 1
DFW Airport Construction Part 2		DFW Airport: International Parkway Construction		Skyline from Oakwood Cemetery		1920's Futuristic Skyline Image
Texas & Pacific Facilities		1941 Automobile Row		W.D. Smith 1941 Skyline from 7th & Summit		1955 Bill Wood Skyline from Montgomery Ward
1960 Skyline from West Freeway		1926 Skyline from Lower Main		1966: The Good Life		Turnpike Stadium
1876 Morse Bird's Eye View		Fort Worth Major Seaport?		First Known Commissioned Aerials Part 1		First Known Commissioned Aerials Part 2
1899 Skyline from Post Office		Comanche Peak Power Plant		Watercolor Skyline Painting		Amon Carter's Faked 1922 Skyline
West Freeway Skyline View		TESCO Power Plant		Farmers Market Aerial		Downtown Aerial Quiz 1: How Many Bldgs. Remain?
Downtown Aerial Quiz 2: Identify Buildings		Will Rogers Memorial Center in 1950		Will Rogers & Casa Mañana in 1958		2007 - A Flock of Cranes
Trinity River Vision from 1970's Part 1		Trinity River Vision from 1970's Part 2		Arlington Downs		Classic 1913 "Bird's Eye" View
Trans American Life/Aviation Building		1949 Stryker Skyline Photo		1952 Stockyards		1949 Aerial
1949 Bomber Plant		New 1952 Olds & Skyline		New 1955 Olds & Skyline		New 1960 Olds & Skyline
South Freeway at Seminary Drive - 1949		Hobbs/Fruehauf Blue Mound Plant		Color Swift Plant Aerial-1970's		Snowy Stock Yards in 1920's
1964 Cultural District		1936 Aerial of Casa Mañana & Surrounds		1958 South Freeway at Vickery		Fort Worth Nat'l. Bank Announces 37 Story Tower
1940's Armour & Swift Aerial		1950's Downtown Aerial		Sunset October 16, 2005		Chesapeake Plaza Sunset November 14, 2004
1960 Aerial of Southwestern Bell		1960 Aerial of Buildings Demolished For Convention Center and Water Garden		1952 City Skyline And Stock Show Midway		Moonset September 15, 2008
1970s Christmas Skyline From Lancaster And Henderson		1990s Christmas Lighted City Skyline		Jennings Street Bridge, Front Street, Spring Palace Site, 101 Building		Who Stole The T&P Building?
"Google Maps" Provide Modern Aerial Views of Fort Worth		Aerial Of Downtown And I-30 About 1962		When Stockpens Stretched From Exchange Ave. to NE 28th Street		Skyline View Of Downtown Looking Southeast
1950 Aerial View of WRMC Complex #1		1950 Aerial View of WRMC Complex #2		1950 Aerial View of WRMC Complex #3		1950 Aerial View of WRMC Complex #4
1930 Ad by Chamber of Commerce		South Downtown Skyline circa 1905-10		Before The Cultural District		1971 Stock Yards
1974 Stock Yards		1975 Stock Yards #1		1975 Stock Yards #2		9th and Throckmorton - early 1900s
General Dynamics 1987 Downtown Aerial		The Great Trinity Flood of May 17, 1949		Aerial of Buildings To Be Demolished Between 11th and 14th Streets		Air Force Plant 4, Lake Worth, and an Unusual B-36 in 1947
Proposed Downtown Routing of I-30 in 1956		Only One Jail in the Early 1970s		Aerial View of TCU Sports Fields		Southside Suburbs - Early 1900s
Aerial View of 1949 Flood		1920s Illustration of "Futuristic" Downtown		1930 Downtown Aerial		WRMC, Medical School, Cultural District and Trinity Park - 2010
Downtown From the Medical District - 2010		Fog Over Downtown - 2010		A Foggy "Trinity Vision" - 2010		Skyline With RR Trestle - 2010
City Skyline From Railroad Ave. at Turn of 20th Century #1		City Skyline From Railroad Ave. at Turn of 20th Century #2		East on Weatherford From Courthouse - 1918		Sixth and Commerce 1920
Skyline With I-30/Lancaster "Overhead" Circa 1962		Texas Brewery from 1100 Main - 1910		Thought To Be a View Of Rosen Heights - 1900s		Northwest View From W.T. Waggoner Bldg. - 1920
North on Throckmorton - 1950		Will Rogers Complex Under Construction - 1938		Houston Street South From Houston - 1890		St. Ignatius Academy
City Map - Early 1900s		Two Skyline Views From West		Red Mixmaster - 1960s		North of the River Map
Mayfest - 1978		Skyline by Stryker - 1950s		Fort Worth Steel & Machinery - 1950		1957 Downtown Skyline
Convention Center When Completed in 1968		City At The End Of A Rainbow
November 2009 Views From The Courthouse Dome Photographed by Courthouse Restoration Architect Art Weinman
Introduction		Orientation		Downtown to the Southwest		West on Belknap
To West Northwest		Northwest		Northeast		East to Belknap and Weatherford
		Southeast Over New Courts Building		South on Main

Public Art

Pioneers

William Jenkins Worth		Press Farmer		Six Early Pioneers		Winfield Scott
B. B. Paddock		John Peter Smith		K. M. VanZandt Part 1		K. M. VanZandt Part 2
K. M. VanZandt Part 3		K. M. VanZandt Part 4		K. M. VanZandt Part 5		K.M. VanZandt - 1850 and 1930
Charles Turner, First Here		J. J. Jarvis		Major Ripley Arnold		Dr. Carroll M. Peak
Our City's Namesake in Pictures: A Study of Images of Maj. Gen. William Jenkins Worth
INTRO: William Jenkins Worth in Pictures		General Worth, Young and Older		Popular Image of Worth Questioned and Debunked		One of Two Known Photographs of W.J. Worth
Artist's Drawing of General Worth - 1844		Summary of Previous Images		A Matthew Brady Daguerreotype of Worth - Same But Different		The Brady Photograph Raises More Questions
1934 Painting of Worth Displays Much Artistic License		Local Art Expert Scott Barker Addresses Questions About The 1934 Painting		An 1863 Painting of Worth Likely Not an Accurate Image		More Images Of Worth From Various Sources
Two Notable Images of Worth Which Are Displayed Locally		Worth's Likeness at City Hall is Questioned		Worth's Images: Final Recap		A Late-Life Photo of Worth and His Tomb in New York City

Vignettes of Fort Worth History