A plaque on what is now the Community Supervision Corrections Building in downtown Fort Worth. The plaque marks the site of Camp Worth, a U.S. military post named for General William Worth that, between 1849 and 1853, protected settlers of what would become the city of Fort Worth, Texas Physical des

The Tarrant County Courthouse and adjacent buildings in Fort Worth, Texas Physical description:. Notes: The building was designed by the architecture firm of Frederick C. Gunn & Louis Curtiss and built by the Probst Construction Company of Chicago between 189

Plaque for the Fort Griffin Civil Jail in the Fort Griffin townsite, near the U.S. Army's frontier post of Fort Griffin in Shackelford County, Texas Physical description:. Notes: Called "The Flat," by the townspeople and cattle ranchers who lived there, the t

Fort Worth, Texas's, "horse fountain" pays tribute to the author of the original charter of the City of Fort Worth and also served as a water trough for the city's horses when originally dedicated in 1892 Physical description:. Notes: Located on the Historic

View of a portion of the Fort Worth, Texas, skyline, taken from the new Seventh Street Bridge, a 2013 replacement for a long-standing bridge over the Trinity River Physical description:. Notes: Title, date, and keywords based on information provided by the ph

Julie Crawford, who helps care for her father, Frank Smith, a World War II veteran who spends much of his time on the streets of Fort Worth, sits in front of the Aviation Wall of Honor in General Worth Square in downtown Fort Worth, Texas Physical description

Exterior detail of a longhorn on the massive 1933 U.S. Post Office in Fort Worth, Texas Physical description:. Notes: The building was designed by Wyatt C. Hedrick and features architecture of icons within the city. Although it was constructed as a part of th

Frank Smith, a disabled World War II veteran who spends much of his time on the streets of Fort Worth, sits with his dog in front of the Aviation Wall of Honor in General Worth Square in downtown Fort Worth, Texas Physical description:. Notes: Gift; The Lyda Hi

Replica of Fort Inglish in Bonham, Texas Physical description:. Notes: The original was a frequent refuge for settlers on the western edge of the Red River frontier. It was built in the summer of 1837 by Bailey Inglish in the form of a single blockhouse, sixt