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The Fort Worth Timeline is a database driven website reflecting the city’s
history in timeline form. The idea for a permanent project reflecting Fort
Worth’s rich and diverse heritage evolved during planning for Fort Worth’s
Sesquicentennial in 1999. Fort Worth Councilman Frank Moss, at the suggestion
of history consultant Joyce Williams, asked Bill Campbell to gather a group of
local historians and other citizens interested in preserving the city’s
heritage to create such a project. The group, led by Chairman Quentin McGown,
Vice-Chairman Bill Campbell and approximately 30 historians and civic leaders
from all parts of the city, developed the Fort Worth Timeline. The Fort Worth
Timeline includes textual entries, images, video and audio highlighting the
many significant events in the life and growth of Fort Worth.
FORT WORTH TIMELINE COMMITTEE
| Judy Alter |
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TCU Press |
| Marjeanna F. Burge |
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Liberation Community, Inc. |
| Bill Campbell |
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Fort Worth Timeline Vice-Chairman |
| Martha Chambers, MLS, CRM |
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| Lucile Davis |
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| Ms. Bliss Dodd |
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Texas Wesleyan University |
| Mr. Gordon Doggett |
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| Mr. J. R. Edmondson |
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| Mrs. Bridgette G. Garrett |
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City of Fort Worth |
| Mary Grant |
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Instructional Television, Fort Worth ISD |
| Douglas Harman |
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Fort Worth Convention & Visitors Bureau |
| Wes Hartman |
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| Michelle Hartman |
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Fort Worth Timeline Secretary |
| Randa Jordan |
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| Judge Steve M. King |
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| Jason Krouse |
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Fort Worth Timeline Webmaster |
| Jim Lane |
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| Quentin McGown |
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Fort Worth Timeline Chairman |
| Franklin Moss |
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| J’Nell L. Pate, Ph.D. |
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| Hazel Harvey Peace |
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| Brad Potter |
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| William B. Potter |
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Retired Artist -- Designer -- Author |
| Susan Murrin Pritchett |
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| Carol Roark |
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| Eddie Sandoval |
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| Gerald D. Saxon |
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| Richard F. Selcer, Ph.D. |
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| Ronda J. Stucker |
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| Sarah Walker |
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Rock Island Bottom Historical Group |
| Joyce M. Williams |
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| George C. Wright, Ph.D. |
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