Panther City Online

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I was just reading the Hometown by Handlebar blog, and all of the great Panther City info made me curious--does anybody know (or have a guess) on what the oldest building in FW is? Supposedly there is a fragment of the original fort in the courthouse, and the oldest elevator in town is in the Southside's Golf warehouse (no buttons, just pull cables), but I'd like to know about the oldest existing building.

When you think of Fort Worth history, which decade pops into your mind?

Casino Beach is about to be redeveloped, so we decided to go skip some rocks in the water before development takes over. Hopefully it'll get back some of luster from years past!

Here is the second garage sale find. $2.00 vintage pencil drawing of the Log Cabin Village. Oddly enough, I've never visited it. Is it kid friendly?

A turkey wandering around Inspiration Point.

Here's an old pencil drawing that I picked up at a garage sale for $2.00. This is one of four that I bought. I'll post the others soon. Any guesses on what year this might have been? It's for sure before the Omni theater was built in the early 1980's.

Here is a "customized" Panther City mailbox. It's a little too Hell's Half Acre for our tastes.

Here is part of the Cabelahs collection. It is pretty similar.