Walking Tours
Historic Hotel Tour
Our Historic Hotel Tours visit some of Fort Worth’s most iconic old hotels and the spots where others once stood. Fort Worth’s first hotel actually
October 24, 2017
from the Blog
Fort Worth History
The history of the railroad in Fort Worth Texas
From the day the very first train arrived in Fort Worth, July 19, 1876 this city has been a railroad town in every sense of
June 24, 2017
Walking Tours
Historic Churches in Fort Worth
Our church tour offers the opportunity to go inside a few of downtown’s most beautiful buildings and to learn the history of the many colorful
May 24, 2017
Shopping & Dining
Spice
SPICE By Thai Select Spice is a great neighborhood spot in a funky little mini-strip of popular local joints. Next door to Proper and Fixture
April 15, 2017
Shopping & Dining
Capital Grille Fort Worth
Fort Worth’s Capital Grille is a chain. As an independent restaurateur for 30 years, I typically don’t spend much time in chain restaurants unless I’m
January 31, 2017
Fort Worth
6 things that are going to change Fort Worth – #1 Commuter Rail
TEX Rail. There. I said it. Something that I have picked up on in many conversations lately is doubt. I understand where it’s coming from.
October 31, 2013
Realtor Posts
2013 Main Table was a big success
Downtown Fort Worth Inc. serves the city very well in so many ways. Staying mostly behind the scenes this organization works to make or urban
September 9, 2013
Condominiums
Texas & Pacific Building is now a light rail boarding station
Riding the Trinity Railway Express from Fort Worth to Dallas is easy and fun. The double-decker trains are clean and comfortable and they feature free
June 12, 2013
Fort Worth
Arts Goggle 2013 Video
If you missed the Spring ArtsGoggle event in 2013, we have created a short video for you to enjoy the sights and sounds. Near Southside
May 19, 2013
Free Walking Tours of Downtown Fort Worth
Each month Tim D. Young invites the public to a walking tour in downtown Fort Worth. Get to know the history and landmarks of the city from local historians who guide the walk.
