Tarrant County Court House - 1914

Fort Worth Post Office - 1918

Public Library

First Methodist Church

This Million Dollar structure, located on the corner of 5th
and Florence Streets, covers more than a block. Seating
capacity of auditorium 2,000; $75,000.00 organ; automatic
Deagan Chimes in tower; and outdoor assembly between
two wings at the left.

Houston Street - 1912

Main Street, looking North from 9th Street - 1910

High School

Stock Yards - 1912

[looking east along Exchange]

Lake Erie - Hanley Park - 1908

Roadway under R.I. R.R. bridge during flood - 1908

Farmer & Mechanics National Bank
&
Live Stock Exchange

[this and following 9 images are from a 1920 postcard packet]

Post Office

Aeroplane View of Paddock's Viaduct
[looking north from Court House]

Westbrook Hotel

Senior High School

Looking North on Houston Street

Junior High School

Lake Worth and Mosque

Aeroplane View Showing Stock Yards

City Hall

[final image from 1920 poscard packet]

Texas & Pacific Building - ca. 1910

Airport Terminal Building - Fort Worth, Texas

[I first identified this as the terminal building at the old Great Southwest Regional Airport, near present day DFW Airport. I was notified that this information was incorrect.]

Toni Naccache writes:

The photo of the Airport terminal in Ft. Worth (that you had previously identified as Greater Southwest Airport) is the old terminal at Meacham Field. It was in existance in the 1940's when my father was a flight instructor there and was still the same in the 1960's. I am not sure when it was demolished to build the new terminal.

Curtis Anderson also wrote to us:

Hello, I enjoyed the pictures of old Ft. Worth postcards. As to the identity of the Air Terminal building picture, it's at Meacham Field. Here's another picture: http://www.crsmithmuseum.org/AAhistory/AA_text.htm

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