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Denton Firefighter's Museum, Certified Folder Display Services, Inc., WaterTower Theater, Liberty Park, Chandor Gardens, Vintage Flying Museum, Heritage Park and Hopkins County Historical Museum, Colleyville Dining, Marriott Towneplace Suites/Bedford, Lake Grapevine, Downtown Denison, B-36 Peacemaker Museum, Cultural District of Fort Worth, Sam Bell Maxey House, Sheraton Fort Worth Hotel and Spa, Sci-Tech Discovery Center, Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, Denton County Museums, Interurban Railway Station Museum, Famous Mineral Water Company, River Legacy Parks & Living Science Center, Robert E. Richeson Memorial Museum, Irving Arts Center, Artcentre of Plano, Green Gallery, Layland Museum, Marty Leonard Community Chapel - Lena Pope Home, 1,000 Year Old Pecan Tree, Tails and Trails Museum, The Westin Park Central, Fort Worth Cats, Waterchase Golf Club, The Women's Museum, McKinney Avenue Trolley, Granbury Historic Shopping District and Downtown Square, Dallas Holocaust Museum/Center for Education, Fort Worth Transportation Authority, Lavender Ridge Farms, Embassy Suites - Outdoor World, Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge, Pioneer Village, Southfork Ranch, Farmers Branch Convention & Visitors Bureau, Bobby Knight's Field House, Tarrant County Courthouse, Top O' Hill, Hurricane Harbor - A Six Flags Water Park, Midlothian, Civello's Raviolismo , Lake Nocona

and many more!

    100 E. Weatherford
    Fort Worth, Texas

    Tarrant County Courthouse
    Fort Worth

    This is one of architectural masterpieces of the city. It serves as the terminus of Main Street and it sits high on the bluff of the Trinity River. It was designed by Gunn and Curtiss Architects of Kansas City and it is a striking example of American Beaux Arts Design. Probst & Co. from Chicago was the General Contractor.

    It was modeled after the Texas Capitol Building in Austin and uses pink granite. It was one of the first structural steel framed buildings built in the Southwestern United States. The courthouse is 194 feet in height.