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 Hello, my name is Mike
Moncrief, and I am the forty-third mayor of Fort Worth, Texas. In 1999, our
sesquicentennial year, a dream was born … a dream to create something tangible
that would leave a rich and lasting legacy for the citizens of Fort Worth. The
Fort Worth Timeline Project is the beginning of that dream. If we have done our
job well, this website will never stop growing. It will grow forward as new
events occur which shape our destiny. It will grow backward as more and more
information comes to light from the unrevealed legacies of our past. I would
like to thank the citizens of Fort Worth – past, present and future - for all
that they do to make ours one of the most diverse and culturally rich cities in
America. I hope you enjoy our site and feel inspired to help make it grow.
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There are several
ways to contribute to the Timeline Project. You can volunteer your stories,
pictures, and any other historical items you may wish to discuss. Go
here for more info.
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The
Timeline project was conceived in 1999 during the cities sesquicentennial year.
It is managed by the cities greatest historians. Go
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This
interactive image was developed from a panoramic photo of Fort Worth taken in
1920. Homer T. Harden, 702 1/2 Houston St., Fort Worth, Texas, published the
original photograph. Go here
for the interactive movie.
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