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- Directory of the City of Fort Worth 1907-08
- Directory for Fort Worth, Texas includes address listings for businesses and individuals as well as advertisements from local businesses. According to the title page, the directory contains "the Present State, County and City Governments, County Officials of Texas, Giving Date of Organization of of Each County as also County Seat; List of Counties, Judicial Districts, District Judges and Clerks, and Time of Holding Courts in all Counties in Texas; Representative, Senatorial, Congressional and Supreme Judicial Districts; Court of Civil Appeals, Court of Criminal Appeals, U.S. Judicial District and U.S. Circuit Courts, where Returnable; a Complete List of all Postoffices and money Order Offices in Texas; also an Index of Societies, Associations, Churches, Corporations, Educational Institutes; Full Name and Address of all Residents, Their Occupations or Pursuits, and a Complete Classified Business Directory, also a Valuable Street and Avenue Guide, Numerically Arranged."
- Directory of the City of Fort Worth 1902-1903
- Directory for Fort Worth, Texas includes address listings for businesses and individuals as well as advertisements from local businesses. According to the title page, the directory contains "the Present State, County and City Governments, County Officials of Texas, Giving Date of Organization of Each County, as also County Seat; List of Counties, Judicial Districts, District Judges and Clerks, and Time of Holding Courts in all Counties in Texas; Representative, Senatorial, Congressional and Supreme District and U. S[.] Circuit Courts, where Returnable; a Complete List of all Postoffices and Money Order Offices in Texas; also an Index of Societies, Associations, Churches, Corporations, Educational Institutes; Full Name and Address of all Residents, Their Occupations of Pursuits, and a Complete Classified Business Directory, also a Valuable Street and Avenue Guide." Table of Contents is on page 3; Index to Advertisements is on page 4.
- Fort Worth City Directory 1916
- Directory for Fort Worth, Texas includes address listings for businesses and individuals as well as advertisements from local businesses. According to the title page, the directory contains "a miscellaneous directory of state, county and city governments, educational institutions, churches, banks, secret and benevolent societies, etc., a street guide and householders' directory, an alphabetically arranged list of business houses and private citizens, giving full names, occupation or pursuit, and address, also a complete Classified Business Directory, 'The Buyer's Guide'."
- Distribution of population [Fort Worth, Texas].
- Map shows railroads, cemeteries, golf courses, parks, and "Negro Districts" in early twentieth century Fort Worth, Texas. No scale provided.
- [Plan of downtown Fort Worth, Texas]
- Map shows Tarrant County courthouse, criminal courts building, county properties, and a park north of the courthouse in a section of downtown Fort Worth bounded approximately by Throckmorton Street on the west, Weatherford Street on the south, Commerce Street on the east; Franklin Street and North Main in upper portion of map. No scale provided.
- Gazette map of the city of Fort Worth, Texas.
- Photographic reproduction of a map which appeared on the front page of the Fort Worth Daily Gazette extra edition of May 25, 1887, Vol. XII, no. 297. Map shows mid-twentieth century Fort Worth, Texas railroads and street car lines. No scale provided.
- [Map of Fort Worth showing existing and proposed bridges and levees]
- Map shows existing and proposed bridges and levees and proposed changes to existing structures along portions of branches of the Trinity River traversing a greater-than-four-miles-square mile area of Fort Worth, Texas bounded on the west by University Drive, on the south by Lancaster Avenue, and on the east by Riverside Drive; major streets, railroads, and facilities. Includes legend. Scale not given.
- Dallas-Arlington-Fort Worth Midway Airport Area.
- Map showing distances along route between Meacham Field (near Fort Worth) and Love Field (in Dallas) on State Highway 183 and Midway Airport [later Amon Carter Field] as well as areas of construction and additional routes near Arlington and Irving. Scale [1:60,000].
- Section of N.T.A.C. [North Texas Agricultural College] Campus
- Map shows a section of North Texas Agricultural College [later named UT - Arlington] located in Arlington, Texas. Relief shown by contours. Scale [1:600].
- N.T.A.C. [North Texas Agricultural College] Campus
- Map shows the North Texas Agricultural College [later named UT - Arlington] during the early 1930s. Scale [1:600].
- Road map of Tarrant County Texas
- Map shows current and proposed roads in Fort Worth and the remainder of Tarrant County. No scale indicated.
- Looking Down Upon Lake Worth
- Map depicts Lake Worth, surrounding communities, and nearby businesses. Roads, buildings, islands, and roadway from Indian Oaks [later named Lake Worth Village] to Fort Worth is shown. Includes notes and illustrations. Scale not indicated.
- Road map of Tarrant County, Texas.
- Map shows early twentieth century Tarrant County, Texas towns, cities, roads, railroads, surveys, schools, rivers. Scale [ca. 1:170,000].
- Grapevine, Texas.
- Map shows late twentieth century topography and streets in Grapevine, Texas. No scale provided.
- Texas, Fort Worth sheet.
- Map shows mid-twentieth century railroads, major roads, extent of cities and towns, creeks and rivers, and topography in Tarrant County and portions of adjacent counties. Relief indicated by contours and spot heights. Scale [1:125,000].
- Interurban Addition to Fort Worth, Texas [Sheet 1].
- Map shows Interurban transportation lines along Handley Blvd. and other streets for area of Fort Worth southwest of Sycamore Creek; street names, block and lot numbers, lot and street dimensions. Proposed changes are hand drawn. Scale [ca. 1:2400].
- Interurban Addition to Fort Worth, Texas [Sheet 2].
- Map shows Interurban transportation lines along Handley Blvd. and other streets for area of Fort Worth southwest of Sycamore Creek; street names, block and lot numbers, lot and street dimensions. Proposed changes are hand drawn. Scale [ca. 1:2400].
- Interurban Addition to Fort Worth, Texas [Sheet 3].
- Map shows Interurban transportation lines along Handley Blvd. and other streets for area of Fort Worth southwest of Sycamore Creek; street names, block and lot numbers, lot and street dimensions. Proposed changes are hand drawn. Scale [ca. 1:2400].
- Map of North Glenwood, Fort Worth, Texas, 1898
- Map shows street names, blocks, lot dimensions, acreage, and some owners in the North Glenwood area of Fort Worth during the late nineteenth century. Includes property description. Relief shown by hachures. Scale [1:1,200].
- New track layout, Arlington Downs
- Map shows the mid-1930s layout of Arlington Down horse racetrack. No scale provided.
- Perspective map of Fort Worth, Tex.
- Map shows the city of Fort Worth, Texas south and east of the Clear Fork of the Trinity River; railroads, street names, and buildings. Inset: "New England Savings Bank & Trust Co.'s Bldg. [Hurley Office Building]." Relief shown pictorially. Scale not given.
- Arlington, Texas, 1915 - 1925
- Map shows names of businesses, street names, building and lot locations for downtown Arlington from Division to South streets and from Mesquite to Pecan streets. Occupancy dates from 1914-1937 [bulk through 1925[ are provided. Scale not given.
- Tarrant County, State of Texas
- Map shows land patents, landowners, property boundaries, railroads, and towns for Tarrant County and portions of adjacent counties where property lines extend beyond county limits. Reliefs shown by hachures. Scale [1:66,667].
- Map of Tarrant County, Texas.
- Map shows early twentieth century Tarrant County, Texas landowners, towns, major streets, railroads, inter-urbans, school districts, precincts, lakes and watershed; bulls-eye circles from the courthouse. Scale [ca. 1:66,667].
- Sketch showing an area in the vicinity of the Marine Creek Reservoir situated about 5 1/2 miles northwest from the courhouse in Tarrant County, Texas : Surveyed in August and September of 1968.
- Map shows land surveys and abstracts, flood easements, pipelines, and roads in the vicinity of the Marine Creek reservoir. Includes table of acreage surveyed. Scale [1:4,800].
- Business District and adjoining sections of Fort Worth Texas.
- Map shows street names, block and lot numbers and dimensions, additions, railroads, trolley route, and locations of major institutions. Considerable information [business names, ownership names, and dates] added in pencil and outline colors. Scale [1:1,200].
- Occupancy map - business area, Fort Worth, Texas.
- Map shows business names and locations, public institutions, streets names, parks, parking lots, block and possibly lot numbers. Scale not given.
- [Map of downtown Fort Worth]
- Map shows street names, businesses, parks, land ownership, churches, public buildings, railroad lines, and one-way routes. Includes block and lot numbers on some properties. Scale not given.
- Occupancy map - business area, Fort Worth, Texas.
- Map shows business names and locations, public institutions, streets names, parks, parking lots, block and possibly lot numbers. Scale not given.
- Greater Fort Worth City : Compiled from public records and special surveys
- Map shows street names, block numbers, schools, churches, businesses, parks, railroads, street car lines, buildings, and structures. Includes legend, distances points, and railroad connections. Scale [ 1:12,000].
- Successive stages of Fort Worth's growth from four square miles in 1873 to approximately 100 square miles.
- Map shows Fort Worth, Texas' land annexations from 1873 to 1946. Includes text on the history of land acquisitions. No scale available on record.
- Fort Worth, Tex., "The Queen of the Prairies," county seat of Tarrant County.
- Map shows street names, buildings, railroads, churches, and businesses; course of the Clear Fork of the Trinity River. Includes number key to businesses and churches; illustrations and railway map. Insets: "The Martin Brown Co.," "Henry & Peak." "Max Elser," "B. C. Evans Co.," "W.A. Huffman Implement Co.." "City National Bank," "Casey & Swasey," "W.F. Lake," "North End and Driving Park," "Fort Worth Opera House," "Joseph H. Brown, Wholesale Grocer," "Texas Wesleyan College," "Fort Worth's railway facilities," and "Main Street from Fourth to Square." Relief shown pictorially. Scale not given.
- Greater Fort Worth City : Compiled from public records and special surveys.
- Map shows street names, block numbers, schools, churches, businesses, parks, railroads, street car lines, buildings, and structures. Includes legend, distances points, and railroad connections. Scale [1:12,000].
- State departmental map.
- Map shows major highways, cities, towns, counties, lakes, rivers, and national parks. Insets: "Beaumont Area," "Dallas - Fort Worth Area," "Greenville - Paris Area," "Houston Area," "Lower Rio Grande Valley Area," "San Antonio Area," and "Tyler - Mount Pleasant Area." Scale: [ca. 1:704,000 and 1:1,408,000].
- [Map of plat of land along Rush Creek adjacent to Johnson Survey in Tarrant County - Sheet no. 2]
- Second part of map showing legend and text noting acreage, owners, and requested subdivision boundary changes of land plat flanking Rush Creek in southeast Tarrant County, Texas.
- [Map of plat of land along Rush Creek adjacent to Johnson Survey in Tarrant County - Sheet no. 1]
- Map shows plat of land flanking Rush Creek in southeast Tarrant County, owner's names [Phillips, Parsons, Mitchell, Hodge, B.I. Ham, Clayton, Johnson, Guage], and existing boundaries and structures. Sheet no. 2 shows legend and text noting acreage, owners, and requested subdivision boundary changes. Cadastral map. Scale not given.
- Map of Ft. Worth Texas.
- Map shows one, two, and three mile circles from downtown, city boundaries, railroads, street names, cemeteries, parks, and some buildings [including Niles City, City of Polytechnic, and Camp Bowie]. Illustration and key is provided. Inset: "Tarrant Co." and "Main Highways." Scale not given.
- Recommended 1985 system : Dallas-Fort Worth Regional Transportation Study.
- Map shows existing and proposed highways and major thoroughfares throughout the greater Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex area; existing and proposed lakes, proposed Dallas-Fort Worth regional airport site; comparative land use, public facilities, traffic flow, and population distribution as existing in 1964 and projected for 1985. Includes legend, statistical charts, and "Summary of Findings."
- Arlington, Texas, 1915 - 1925.
- Map shows names of businesses, street names, building and lot locations for downtown Arlington from Division to South streets and from Mesquite to Pecan streets. Occupancy dates from 1914-1937 [bulk through 1925[ are provided. Scale not given.
- Sam Street's map of Tarrant County Texas.
- Map shows landowners, rental properties, tract boundaries, wagon roads, railroads, Fort Worth city limits, towns, structures, institutions, and precinct numbers. Includes legend, list of county officers, and table of precincts. Relief shown by hachures. Scale not given.
- Interurban addition to Fort Worth, Texas: in the center of the city.
- Map shows street names, block and lot numbers, interurban lines, and Sycamore Creek. Includes text. Scale not given.
- UTA campus area map.
- Map shows late twentieth century authorized land acquisition boundary and non-UTA property boundaries of the University of Texas at Arlington. Includes building index, inset map for location of Automation and Robotics Research Institute, and inset map of Fort Worth metropolitan area. Scale [ca. 1:2400].
- General map, Camp Bowie - Texas.
- Map shows early twentieth century layout of roads, railroads, buildings, facilities, and utilities at Camp Bowie, near Fort Worth, Texas. Includes key to utility services. Relief shown by contours. Scale [ca. 1:7,200].
- Sam Street's map of Tarrant County Texas.
- Map shows "wagon" roads, railroads, property boundaries, wooded areas, structures, churches, schools, [cotton] gins, and property owner names. Includes legend, list of county precincts, and list of county office holders. Scale not given.
- Gray's new map of Fort Worth Texas.
- Map shows late nineteenth century Fort Worth, Texas railroads, street names, structures, businesses, and property ownership. Includes population statistic for 1885 and assessed valuation. Inset: "Reduced plan of entire city." Scales [1:9,600] and [1:4,800].
- UTA campus area map.
- Map shows authorized land acquisition boundary and non-University of Texas at Arlington property boundaries. Includes building index, inset map for location of Automation and Robotics Research Institute, and inset map of Fort Worth metropolitan area. Scale [1:2,400].
- [North Central Texas highway map]
- Map shows existing and proposed major highways and thoroughfares for North Central Texas; cities, towns, reservoirs, railroads, toll roads, and watershed; Tarrant County central to the map and outlined in red. Includes number key and descriptions for thirteen proposed highway routes. Scale not noted.
- [Map of electric railway lines in North Central Texas]
- Map shows routes and cities served for the Texas Interurban Railway, Texas Electric Railway, Northern Texas Traction Company, and the Tarrant County Traction Company lines in North Central Texas. Scale not given.
- [Map of] Arlington [Texas]
- Map shows late nineteenth century Arlington, Texas street names, block numbers, lot numbers, and some dimensions. Scale not given.
- Thoroughfare Development Plan.
- Map shows early twenty-first century highway improvements planned for Arlington, Texas. Scale [ca.1:82,286].