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Subject: Building construction
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Leonard's Department Store demolition
Ongoing construction of the Amon Carter Museum of Western Art
Southwestern Bell Telephone building demolition
Texas Christian University Stadium, under construction
Rivercrest Country Club
Glen Park Elementary School
Construction on the Harmon Field Recreation Center
Dr. M. E. Sadler standing in front of Carr Chapel, which is under construction on the Texas Christian University
Fort Worth Children's Museum construction
Main St. Expansion In Arlington
Fort Worth National Bank Building
Continental National Bank Building
16-story building
Ridglea Methodist Church first earth turning
Fort Worth Construction
Fort Worth Construction
Fort Worth National Bank Building
Downtown Skyline
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Downtown Skyline
Construction site for six level parking garage adjacent to Fair Building
Fort Worth Building Projects
Fort Worth Building Projects
Construction Projects
Voluntary Project
Home Show Planners
Poultry building interior
Oakhurst Presbyterian Church: Ground breaking ceremonies for new auditorium
Builders Material Company, Incorporated
After Casa Manana's destruction in 1942
New home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Campbell
New home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. King
Dwelling at 4070 Mattison Avenue
Dwellings at 1005 and 1007 East Robert Street
Modernistic home at 4210 Lovell Avenue
John L. Ashe Building
John L. Ashe Building
Temporary Construction at Camp Brownwood
Construction of Arlington Heights High School
Post Office site
Firestone building
Van Zandt building
Theatre building under construction by Harry B. Friedman Company
Tarrant County Courthouse