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Stockyards Museum News & Events Calendar ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
September 2008 Palace Light Bulb 100th Celebration ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fall 2008~NFWHS Oakwood Cemetery Tour ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T-BAR-D Click here for a few pictures of the T-Bar-D Membership outing, April 10th ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Link to Upcoming Fort Worth Stockyards Historic District Events
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~In the News~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Fort Worth Masonic Home Mighty Mites! Click here for one of our most popular pages ~~~~~~~~~~~~
In 2007 The Fort Worth chapter of the American Institute of Architects placed the classic 1902 Livestock Exchange Building, home of the Stockyards Museum, as #11 on their latest list of Fort Worth’s Favorite Buildings ~~~~~~~~~~~ PAST EVENTS March 2007 Quanah Parker Dedication 2007 Stockyards Xmas Click here for a link to a recent NFWHS Meeting |
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The Museum of Fort Worth The Stockyards Museum is located in the classic 1902 Livestock Exchange building in the heart of the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District. In 1989, the North Fort Worth Historical Society first opened the Stockyards Museum in a small space to be able to share its historic archives with the public. From this modest beginning, the Stockyards Museum has now grown to host thousands of yearly visitors who come from all over the world. We are expecting our two millionth visitor in the near future. In addition, the museum is a highly respected resource for writers, academics, historians, restoration specialists and genealogists in their research. The Stockyards Museum is a casual, friendly place welcoming families and permitting cameras. It’s a great place to spend some time capturing the true feeling and history of the Stockyards.
Click here for a map to the Fort Worth Stockyards Museum
Hours are Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. A donation of $2.00 or more per adult is appreciated and helps cover operating expenses and the expansion of the facilities. Our phone number is 817-625-5087 |
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~As seen on Public TV~ 1-Hour Video Narrated by Barry Corbin |
