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The herd, headed to the pens after a stroll down Exchange Ave.(1)

Fort Worth Plant

West side of a building on West Exchange Av.

Photo of the Maverick Saloon and Cafe, on the corner of E. Exchange and N. Main.

Stockyards Museum Before it was a Museum

Mule barns early 1900s

Fort Worth Packing Plant

Longhorn cattle drive in the Stockyards, before there were tourist

Original Stock Exchange Building circa 1901.

The New Isis Theatre on North Main St.

Colonial Thomas M. Thannish's Stockyards Club. Located at Exchange and North Main streets circa 1910.

Stockyards Club on North Main and Exchange taken about 1904.

Stockyards from the SW looking Northeast, courtesy of The University of North Texas Libraries, Portal to Texas History

1907 Stockyards, Corner of North Main and East Exchange Av.

Mule Alley in the Fort Worth Stockyards during the Stock Show, circa 1915.

Once a US Post Office for the Stockyards in the building that is now Pearls Dancehall. It was also once Pearls Hotel.

Story from March 4th 1917

This is a photo of the Stockyards National Bank, on East Exchange, in the early 1900's. It is now Fincher's Western Wear.

Stockyards from the air in the 1970's

Armour Office Building

1912 Post Card of Long Horns

Armour complex after the Office Building had burned and was removed. The building with smoke stack is the last of these that were part of the original complex.

Horse and mule barns 1911

Livestock Exchange Building 1903

Stockyards National Bank, in 1932

Taken from the book, Fort Worth in Vintage Postcards by Quentin McGown.

Ross Brothers. Pictured here (L to R) Unknown, Johnny McIntire, Cotton Hampton and W.R. Ross.

Back in the day.

The Stockyards Exchange Building as it looks today. Housed within is the Stockyards Museum.

Armour & Company employee check in tags

New Isis Theater 1914

March 14, 1911 a devastating fire swept through the Stockyards, destroying Mule Alley and killing the livestock there.

1949 aerial photo of the stockyards

In 1896 the first Stock Show takes place in March on the banks of Marine Creek in North Fort Worth.

Stage Coach Hotel entrance.

Bradon's Blacksmith Shop, 2436 Ellis Ave, Fort Worth, TX, circa 1920

Fort Worth Stockyards in the 1930's.

Stockyards National Bank...which is now the location Fincher's Western Wear.

The turnstile at the rear of the Exchange Building

Cast iron plaque from the Armour Building.

Stockyards 1949

Page out of the local goings-on in the Stockyards in the summer of 1956. This is page 6 out of the Stockyards Chatter.

Scene from the movie, Fort Worth, starring Randolph Scott.

Back of Exchange building.

Legendary cowgirls, Ruth Roach and Tad Lucas, riding double in the Fort Worth Stockyards.

The Feed Trough on NW 25th

Alps Hotel, located West Exchange Ave.

Frank Maco and the Armour Orchestra on Friday nights on the Armour Hour.

Attractions Around Fort Worth 16

Attractions in the Stockyards 20

Food, Beverage & Nightlife Around Fort Worth 2

Food, Beverage & Nightlife in the Stockyards 41

Bars & Honky-Tonks 22

Lodging in the Stockyards 5

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Shopping in the Stockyards 30

The birthplace of the Texas livestock industry, the Fort Worth Historic Stockyard district covers 125 acres over 15 square blocks containing legendary landmarks such as the Cowtown Coliseum, host of the world’s first indoor rodeo; Billy Bob’s Texas, the world’s largest honky-tonk; the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame; and the Texas Trail of Fame. Weekly championship rodeos, train rides, trail rides, and horse-drawn carriage rides, and a twice-daily Cattle drive by the Fort Worth Herd are just a few of the one-of-a-kind experiences that will make your stay one that you will never forget. You can also enjoy world-famous cuisine at Cattlemen’s and Hunter Brothers’ H3 Ranch steakhouses, and the famous Cantina Cadillac saloon.

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