1. |
Lighthouse
for the Blind |
912 W. Broadway |
Photo of the monument sign in the front
of the property. |
2. |
Fort
Worth South Herd |
715 W. Magnolia |
These are the work of artist Johnny Pate and the "herd"
reference is to the real herd of long horn cattle that
are daily driven through the historic Fort Worth Stockyards
on the north side of the City. |
3. |
Ballinger
Street |
Ballinger Street @ Vickery Boulevard |
All the streets in Fort Worth South were made of bricks.
There are only a few places where they can still be seen.
However, there are many streets where asphalt covers both
the original bricks and the streetcar tracks. |
4. |
Brotherhood
of Locomotive and Engineers |
Broadway & Crawford Street |
This now vacant union hall was very active in the days
when the Missouri Pacific Railroad had a large rail switching
yard just east of the building. |
5. |
Supreme
Golf |
201 S. Calhoun Street |
The box of used golf balls is in the large retail warehouse
outlet for Supreme Golf at there main offices on Calhoun
Street. |
6. |
Cancer
Care Services |
623 Henderson |
Photo of the roof trusses taken during the renovation
of a historical building for reuse as the non-profit's
headquarters. |
7. |
Williamson-Dickie |
509. W. Vickery |
Entry plaza at Williamson-Dickie's office complex. |
8. |
Fort
Worth South's Boat! |
West Rosedale and Forest Park Boulevard |
This debris is on a 12 acres parcel of land that is
in a predevelopment stage for a significant mixed-use
project that is to break ground in 2004. |
9. |
The
Atrium at St. Joseph's |
1401 South Main Street |
This enclosed atrium at the former St. Joseph's Hospital
shows the outside of one of the oldest parts of the hospital
complex. The property is currently for sale. |
