How Fort Worth was saved by the railroad

Citizens came together to ensure that a rail line between Fort Worth and Dallas was completed in 1876 ahead of a deadline set by the Legislature.

Rail Safety Week - Trinity Metro TEXRail

When Wood and Steel Carried Steam Over Water

FW&D train, engine number 501, engine type 4-6-2 - Photographs - Western History - Denver Public Library Special Collections and Digital Archives Digital Collections

Texas Railroad History - Towers 53, 124 and 126 - Ft. Worth

A Sense of Place: New Deal Post Office in Fort Worth, For Sale? - Save the Post Office

Texas Railroad History - Tower 192 - Fort Worth (Purina Jct.)

Northern Texas Traction History Group

Forest Park Miniature Railroad set to reopen

Fort Worth Stockyards Historic District in Fort Worth Stockyards - Tours and Activities

Fort worth stockyards vintage hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

Fort Worth History – Welcome to the City of Fort Worth

Fort Worth and Denver Railway - Wikipedia

All Aboard The Choo Choo Train: Trinity Train Reopens – Pantherette

Will Dallas-Fort Worth Get Its Own HyperLoop or Bullet Train Line? Open Houses Take Us One Step Closer » Dallas Innovates

Wabtec Celebrates 10 Years in Fort Worth - Railway Age