Posted in Dallas - Fort Worth
January 07, 2018
13 Vintage Photos Of Dallas – Fort Worth Streets That Will Take You Back In Time
Long before today’s traffic-packed streets of downtown Dallas and Fort Worth were days that were similarly filled with hustle and bustle of activity (though with fewer cars). Shops lined the main corridors of the town, and judging from these photos, the streets saw lively action, even back in the eras of cattle drives and horses and buggies. Here are 13 vintage photos that capture the charm of area in decades past.
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The first fair was in 1886, which drew in 14,000 people on opening day!
You can already see the significant growth of the city here!
Courtesy of John S
Courtesy of Kent Couch
Rail became a significant presence in Fort Worth, and the roundhouse remains today.
It’s amazing to see how full of life Dallas – Fort Worth was, long before we became the Metroplex. We’ve always known we live in a special spot, but seeing history come to live through photos really gives you a wonderful perspective of the past. Which photo is your favorite? Share you thoughts in the comments!