The Lombard Romanesque style building features fine brickwork in the tower and above the arches....
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The Lombard Romanesque style building features fine brickwork in the tower and above the arches....
Located at W 4th & Lamar, the church building was demolished to make way for the expansion of The Amon G. Carter YMCA...
our Curators are working on history & architecture notes for this building...
After moving to Taylor & 5th, Cumberland Presbyterian became "Taylor Street Presbyterian" and later "First Presbyterian Church". In 1956 they moved to the present building...
Early meetings were in the old courthouse, and later the congregation expanded into a mega-church at 4th & Throckmorton, moving to 5th & Penn Streets...
The building is a prime example of Art Deco Architecture...
The T&P Warehouse is in the process of redevelopment into condominium homes....
The Westbrook Hotel was the 4th hotel to sit on the current site of the new Westbrook Building...
When it opened, and for a short time after, it was the Tallest Building in Texas....
The building is now home to law offices....
Restoration was completed on the depot in 2006 and it now operates as a meeting and banquet facility...
Recently the Bass Hall was voted by Travel and Leisure Magazine as one of the Top 10 best opera houses in the world....
This is the oldest continuously used church building in Fort Worth....
In 1895 this church was founded by Rev. J. Francis Robinson and thirty members formerly of the Mount Gilead Baptist Church...
The neighborhood where the church is located was once called Quality Hill and featured many Victorian homes situated on the bluff....
The Bass Family determined that they would preserve the Vestry and the wall as a reminder of Fort Worth's past....
It is a beautiful church with many stained glass windows, the most notable being the altar, which was made in England...
On the morning of October 29, 1929 — the day the stock market crashed — ground was broken for the current facility....