National Register Listings in Tarrant County, Texas
Allen Chapel AME Church
American Airways Hanger and Administration Building
Anderson, Neil P., Building
Arlington Post Office
Austin, Stephen F., Elementary School
Bedford School
Benton, M. A., House
Blackstone Hotel
Botts-Fowler House
Bratton, Andrew "Cap" and Emma Doughty, House
Bryce Building
Bryce, William J., House
Buchanan-Hayter-Witherspoon House
Burnett, Burk, Building
Butler Place Historic District
Central Handley Historic District
Chorn, Lester H. and Mabel Bryant, House
Clayton, Lily B., Elementary School
Cotton Belt Railroad Industrial Historic District
Eddleman-McFarland House
Eighth Avenue Historic District
Electric Building
Elizabeth Boulevard Historic District
Fair Building
Fairmount-Southside Historic District
Fairmount-Southside Historic District (Boundary Increase)
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
First Christian Church
First National Bank Building
Flatiron Building
Fort Worth Botanic Garden
Fort Worth Club Building-1916
Fort Worth Elks Lodge 124
Fort Worth High School
Fort Worth Public Market
Fort Worth Recreation Building
Fort Worth Stockyards Historic District
Fort Worth US Courthouse
Fort Worth Warehouse and Transfer Company Building
Fortune Arms Apartments
Foster, Eldred W., House
Grand Avenue Historic District
Grapevine Commercial Historic District
Grapevine Commercial Historic District (Boundary Increase II)
Grapevine Commercial Historic District (Boundary Increase)
Guinn, James E., School
Gulf, Colorado and Sante Fe Railroad Passenger Station
Hamilton Apartments
Henderson Street Bridge
Heritage Park Plaza
Hogg, Alexander, School
Hotel Texas
Hotel Texas (Boundary Increase)
Hutcheson-Smith House
Inspiration Point Shelter House
Jennings-Vickery Historic District
Johnson-Elliott House
Katy Freight Depot
Knight, Elizabeth and Jack, House
Knights of Pythias Building
Kress Building
Leuda-May Historic District
Man, Ralph Sandiford and Julia Boisseau, House
Marine Commercial Historic District
Markeen Apartments
Masonic Temple
Masonic Widows and Orphans Home Historic District
Miller Manufacturing Company Building
Montgomery Ward and Company Building
Morning Chapel Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
Nash, Thomas J. and Elizabeth, Farm
Near Southeast Historic District
North Fort Worth High School
Oakhurst Historic District
Oakwood Cemetery Historic District
Old Town Historic District
Original Town Residential Historic District
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Our Mother of Mercy Catholic Church and Parsonage
Our Mother of Mercy School
Oxsheer, Fountain G. and Mary, House
Paddock Viaduct
Parker-Browne Company Building
Petroleum Building
Pioneers Rest Cemetery
Pollock-Capps House
Ponton, Dr. Arvel and Faye, House
Ridglea Theatre
Riverside Baptist Church
Riverside Public School
Rogers, Will, Memorial Center
Rogers-O'Daniel House
Saint James Second Street Baptist Church
Sanger Brothers Building
Sanger Brothers Building (1925)
Sanguinet, Marshall R., House
Sealy, J.L., Building
Shannon's Funeral Home
Shaw, Thomas and Marjorie, House
Sinclair Building
South Center Street Historic District
South Main Street Historic District
South Side Masonic Lodge No. 1114
St. Mary of the Assumption Church
St. Patrick Cathedral Complex
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Tarrant County Courthouse
Texas & Pacific Steam Locomotive No. 610
Texas and Pacific Terminal Complex
Texas Garden Clubs, Inc., Headquarters
US Post Office
Van Zandt Cottage
Vandergriff Building
Vaught House
Waggoner, W. T. Building
Wallace-Hall House
Westbrook, Roy A. and Gladys, House
Westover Manor
Wharton-Scott House
Woman's Club of Fort Worth, The
Woolworth, F. W., Building
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