![]() | Fort Worth, TX: Fort Worth Convention Center |
Country: United States of America State: Texas City: Fort Worth Location: Sundance Square, 12 Houston Street Built 1967-1968 as "Tarrant County Convention Center". Opened 30 Sep 1968. 1997 renamed "Fort Worth Convention Center".
Links: www.fortworth.com, Wikipedia |
![]() Reverse Text: "Tarrant County Convention Center. Downtown Fort Worth, Texas. Described as the most dramatically beautiful, but yet the most functional convention center design in the Southwest, the Tarrant County Convention Center is scheduled for completion early in 1968. The Tarranc County CEnter, in the very heart of Downtown Fort Worth, designed to take care of conventions of any size, will include a 2,500-seat fine arts auditorium, a 14,000-seat arena, 20 meeting rooms and 1000,000 square feet of exhibit spaces." Publisher: Strykers' Western Fotocolor, Fort Worth; 9199 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Fort Worth to San Antonio TX, 1968 |
![]() Reverse Text: "Skyscraper skyline, Fort Worth, Texas. Featuring Tarrant County Convention Center. 'Fine Arts Theatre' to 'The Great Arena'. Between the Fine Arts Theatre and the Great Arena, seating a total of 17,687 people, are 26 meeting and banquet rooms and a 100,000 square-foot Exhibition Hall, all in the heart of Downtown Fort Worth. The Theatre has one of the largest stages in the Southwest. There is ample parking for large conventions. The 'Center' opened on Sept, 30th, 1968. One of the world's finest. Walking distance from stores and hotels." Publisher: Armstrongs' Western Fotocolor, Fort Worth; S-101305-1 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: to Carlisle, PA, 1972 |
![]() Reverse Text: "Convention Center Skyline, Fort Worth, Texas. Featuring Tarrant County Convention Center. 'Fine Arts Theatre' to 'The Great Arena'. Between the Fine Arts Theatre and the Great Arena, seating a total of 17,687 people, are 26 meeting and banquet rooms and a 100,000 square-foot Exhibition Hall, all in the heart of Downtown Fort Worth. The Theatre has one of the largest stages in the Southwest. There is ample parking for large conventions. The 'Center' opened on Sept, 30th, 1968. One of the world's finest. Walking distance from stores and hotels." Publisher: Armstrongs' Western Fotocolor, Fort Worth; ICS-106703 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Not sent. |
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