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Amon G. Carter, Jr. Exhibits Hall3400 Burnett-Tandy Dr.

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Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth3200 Darnell St.

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Amon Carter Museum of American Art3501 Camp Bowie Blvd

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Montgomery Ward Retail Store & Warehouse2600 W. 7th 1928; 1936; 1937; 1940; 1957; 1961; 1963; 2005; 2009

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Casa Mañana3101 W. Lancaster Ave.

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National Cowgirl Mu-seum & Hall of Fame1720 Gendy St.2002

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Farrington Field1501 University Drive1939

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Residences of Museum Place3320 Camp Bowie Blvd. 1998

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Fort Worth Botanic Gardens3220 Botanic Garden Dr.1934

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Will Rogers Auditorium, Coliseum, & Pioneer Tower3301 W. Lancaster Ave. 1936 (RTHL)

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Fort Worth Japanese Garden3220 Botanic Garden Dr.1976

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The Thrify Nickel2800 W. Lancaster Ave. 1944

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Fort Worth Museum of Science & History1600 Gendy Street1983

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Topsy’s Café/Quizno’s Sub929 University Drive 1947

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Livestock Exhibit BldgsBurnet-Tandy Dr.1936-1955

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UNTHSC Center for Bio HealthCamp Bowie & Boland 2004

Continued from Front Page Even though there is a parking shortage, many lots and garages in the north end of downtown offer free parking in the evenings and on weekends and all metered street parking is free during the same time.

UNIVERSITY OF TEXASAT SAN ANTONIO

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

This brochure lists the major buildings in Fort Worth within each area of the city. Their names, addresses, the year they were built will be listed. Fort Worth is the 16th-largest city in the United States of America and the fifth-largest city in the state of Texas. Located in North Central Texas, just southeast of the Texas Panhandle, the city is a cultural gateway into the American West and cov-ers nearly 300 square miles (780 km2) in Tarrant, Denton, and Wise counties, serving as the seat for Tarrant County. According to the 2010 Cen-sus, Fort Worth had a popu-lation of 741,206. It has been estimated that by 2030 it will have 1,211,665 residents. The city is the second most popu-lous in the Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area. The city was estab-lished in 1849 as an Army out

post on a bluff overlooking the Trinity River. Today Fort Worth still embraces its West-ern heritage and traditional architecture and design. USS Fort Worth (LCS-3) is the first ship of the United States Navy named after the city. Fort Worth has pre-served many of its downtown buildings constructed be-tween 1880 and 1930. Class “A” Downtown office occu-pancy rates are about 98%. The best way to view these buildings throughout the city is by car; however, the best way to see downtown is on foot. Most of the structures in downtown are in close proximity to each other; how-ever, some are on the fringes of downtown and can be seen by automobile. Downtown Fort Worth can be accessed by the Trinity Railway Express (TRE) and is navigable by bus if you arrive via the TRE.

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FORT WORTH

CITY OF FORT WORTH

1. FORT WORTH STOCKYARD DISTRICT

3. FORT WORTH CULTURAL DISTRICT

2. FORT WORTH CENTRAL

4. FORT WORTH SOUTH

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Van Zandt Cottage2900 Crestline Rd. c.1870 (RTHL, CFW)

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Walnut Exchange Building1411 W. Bowie Street1931

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O’Neal-Sells Administration Building1201 Wesleyan Drive

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Ann Waggoner Fine Arts Building1309 Wesleyan Drive

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Law Sone Fine Arts Center3001 Avenue E

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I.M. Terrell Elementary School1411 I.M. Terrell Circle S.

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St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church522 Missouri Ave.

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Polytechnic High School1300 Conner Ave.

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Stone House Apartments2401 Ellis Ave.1936; 1939 (NR)

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Stock YardsVisitors Center140 E. Exchange Ave. 1992

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Stock Yards Station200 E. Exchange Av. 1911 (RTHL, NR)

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Stock Yards Sign & Marine Creek Bridge100 E. Exchange Ave. 1910 (NR, RTHL, SAL)

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Stock Yards National Bank115-19 E. Exchange1910 (NR)

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Stock Yards Lodge124 W. Exchange Ave.c.1908; 1935 (NR)

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Stock Yards Hotel101 E. Exchange Av.1907; 1913 (RTHL, NR)

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Rose/Roseland/Marine Theater1438-40 N. Main St. c.1918 (NR, CFW)

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North Side Coliseum123 E. Exchange1908; 1986 (NR, SAL)

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North Fort Worth High School/J.P. Elder Annex600 Park St. 1918; 1935; 1939; 1955; 1998 (NR)

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Fort Worth Mercado1500 N. Main St.2005

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Fort Worth Live Stock Exchange131 E. Exchange Ave. - 1903 (RTHL, NR)

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Billy Bob’s Texas2520 Rodeo Plaza1936 (NR)

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300 W. Exchange Ave.c.1909 (NR)

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Frost Bank Camp Bowie Financial Center3859 Camp Bowie Blvd.1940; 1985

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Arlington Heights Public School5300 Pershing Ave.c.1896-97; 1908; 1929; 1939; 1950

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Arlington Heights United MethodistChurch4200 Camp Bowie Blvd. 1929; 1951; 1989

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Bank of America Ridglea6300 Ridglea Place1972

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Chapel Hill Shopping Center46-4700 W. Freeway 2001

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Christ the King Episcopal Church3290 Lackland Rd.1907; 1975

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Marty Leonard Chapel3131 Sanguinet St.1990

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Messer House5220 Locke Ave.c.1893 (FWHSE)

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Ridglea Theater6025 Camp Bowie Blvd. 1950

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Victory Arts Center801 W. Shaw St.1910; 2003

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University Tower3113 S. University Dr.1976

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University Christian Church2720 S. University Drive 1933; 1951; 1967; 2002

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University Baptist Church2720 Wabash Ave.1951; 1958; 1974

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Travis Avenue Baptist Church3041 Travis Avenue1924; 1937; 1952; 1959

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100 Main Place100 Main1956; 1982

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Burk Burnett Building500 Main914; restored 1980,1984 (NR)

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Burnett Plaza801 Cherry St.1983

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Carter+Burgess Plaza(formerly UPR Plaza & Continental Plaza) 777 Main1982

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Cash America International1600 W. 7th1980; 2001

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Central Fire Station No. 21000 Cherry Street1930 (CFW)

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City Place(formerly the Tandy Center)100 Throckmorton St. Tower II, 1976Tower I, 1978

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Civil Courts Building100 N. Houston1958; 1988

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Criminal Courts & Jail300 W. Belknap1962

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Criminal Justice Building200 W. Belknap1918 (RTHL)

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Dr Pepper Bottling Co.1401 Henderson St.1938

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Ball-Eddleman-McFarland House1110 Penn Street1899 (NR, RTHL, CFW)

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Fire Station No. 1215 Commerce1907; restored – 1982

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Masonic Temple1100 Henderson1931 (RTHL)

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First Christian Church612 Throckmorton1914 (RTHL, NR)

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Omni Fort Worth Hotel1300 Houston St.2009 (UC)

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First United Methodist Church800 W. 5th1930

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Chesapeake PlazaFormerly Pier 1 Place100 Pier 1 Place2004

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Flatiron Building1000 Houston1907 (NR, RTHL, FWHSE)

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Pollock-Capps House1120 Penn 1899 (NR, RTHL, CFW)

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Tarrant County Courthouse100 E Weatherford1895; restored - 1983 (NR, RTHL, SAL)

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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church901 Lamar1909-12

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Knights of Pythias Castle Hall315 Main1901; restored - 1981(NR, RTHL)

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St. Ignatius Academy1206 Throckmorton1888-89 (NR, RTHL)

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Kress Building604 Main/605 Houston 1936 (CFW)

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Jett Building400 Mainc.1902

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Land Title Block111 E. 4th 1889 (RTHL)

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Wells Fargo Tower(formerly Chase Texas Tower)City Center Tower I-2001 Main - 1982