Historical Archives: Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Page 53
KERA News: Fort Worth LGBTQ historical marker abandoned after letter from Tarrant County judge
Almost one year after the Texas Historical Commission approved a city of Fort Worth application for a historical marker recognizing the city’s LGBTQ history, Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare shut down ... Fort Worth LGBTQ historical marker abandoned after letter from Tarrant County judge
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Some of Fort Worth’s most famous historical figures will not be returning to the land of the living this fall. The annual “Saints and Sinners Tour” at Oakwood Cemetery, a tradition nearly two decades, ... The applicant for Fort Worth’s only LGBTQ+ history marker plans to resubmit plans in 2026. Here, Gay Pride flags are planted at TCU in this file photo. Paul Moseley Star-Telegram Archives Despite ... The unveiling of a Texas Historical Marker at Fort Worth’s Veterans Memorial Park to honor the first Native American code talkers to serve in the U.S. military, on Wednesday, . From left, ...
An early street scene in Fort Worth from the 1870s or 1880s showing merchants and saloons that relied on cattle season along Chisholm Trail to bring in business. Fort Worth Star-Telegram archives/UT ... President John F. Kennedy in Fort Worth , joined by Rep. Jim Wright, with Star-Telegram reporter Roger Summers, far right. Star-Telegram archives Long-time Star-Telegram columnist ... News 6 WKMG: Descendants of Choctaw code talkers gather in Fort Worth for historical marker unveiling Descendants of Choctaw code talkers gather in Fort Worth for historical marker unveiling Fort Worth Star-Telegram: At 150, this historic Fort Worth church is falling apart. Can it be saved?
Mount Gilead Baptist Church stands at the corner of Grove and Fifth streets in downtown Fort Worth. It landed on Historic Fort Worth’s list of Most Endangered Places. Bob Booth Special to the ... At 150, this historic Fort Worth church is falling apart. Can it be saved? Fort Worth Star-Telegram: After 18 years, ‘Saints and Sinners Tour’ at Oakwood Cemetery canceled. Why? Fort Worth Star-Telegram: Fort Worth LGBTQ+ marker applicant plans to restart process following rejection CandysDirt.com: Historic Fort Worth to Honor Preservationist at 22nd Annual Hidden Gardens Tour Historic Fort Worth has named Brent Rowan Hyder as the honoree for the organization’s 22nd annual Hidden Gardens Tour, planned for May 15 and 17. During the always-anticipated Hidden Gardens Tour, ... Historic Fort Worth to Honor Preservationist at 22nd Annual Hidden Gardens Tour KERA News: Volunteers lead revitalization of Fort Worth’s oldest cemetery as historic site turns 175 Volunteers lead revitalization of Fort Worth’s oldest cemetery as historic site turns 175 Fort Worth Star-Telegram: ‘The greater good’: A tribute to Choctaw code talkers who helped America win WWI