From 2023 Hidden Gardens Thank you to everyone for making the 2023 Hidden Gardens of Fort Worth a smashing success! From Friday’s Sunset Tour and Patron Evening to the Sunday Daytime Tour of 5 very private, and simply fabulous, gardens in the Colonial Hills neighborhood, it could not have been more perfect! Historic Fort Worth … Read more
Carol and Ray Feyen Nominated by: Martin Dahl Councilmember: The Honorable Ann Zadeh The Feyens are recognized for their decades of work on wooden windows, restoration of millwork in historic houses, and their advice to other Fairmount and Ryan Place residents. Examples of the numerous projects the Feyens … Read more
Perrone Pharmacy, Inc. 1958 3921 HWY 377 South Historic Designations: None Owned by: Kim Perrone Bailey … Read more
House and Apartments: House: 1921 & Apartments: 1940 1500 block of East 4th Street Historic Designation: None Owned by: … Read more
James Roberson House: 1960 5716 Winifred Drive Historic Designations: None Project by: Owner James Roberson, BS in Architecture Featured: … Read more
Tucker-McDermott House: 1910 1831 Fairmount Avenue Historic Designations: Fairmount NR and Local Historic Districts Owners& Restorers: Mike and Stan Tucker-McDermott Built by: … Read more
West Berry Church of Christ/TCU’s Human Resources Building: 1950 & 1965 2701 West Berry St. Historic designation protection None Owner: TCU Original Architect: … Read more
The Hamilton Apartments: 1926 – 2837 Hemphill Street Designation: City of Fort Worth Highly Significant/End. Designation: National Register of Historic Places Owners: Terri … Read more
For the rehabilitation of a c.1943 commercial building into contemporary restaurant space, the Preservation Project Award is presented to Steven Halliday and Jason Eggenburger, the project architects and owners Kevin Von Ehrinfried and Scott Glover. History and Building Significance: Built in 1943, the 1001 Bryan Avenue Building is a great example of minimal traditional commercial … Read more
Texas Health Resources for their thoughtful stewardship of the Old Renfro Drug Store building (1920). This eye-catching, curved, one story commercial building at 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue is constructed of brick and hallow tile, with cast stone. The building’s curving facade takes advantage of the prominent corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Henderson Street. The exemplary cast-stone … Read more
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