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and musicals for several years, but its high overhead and a drop in attendance, as people's attention was diverted to the impending wars, caused it to shut down. The building was later scrapped for the war effort. A smaller Casa Mañana was rebuilt in 1958, thanks to a bond election and the support of
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was completed at a cost of US$ 1,000,000. It initially had a capacity of 21,800 acre-feet, but this was later increased to 33,600 acre-feet. A group of entrepreneurs noticed that people often went to the beach for entertainment. They built a boardwalk, bathhouse, rides, and a ballroom, which came to
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into a premier cattle industry center of wholesale trade. The arrival of the railroad ushered in an era of tremendous growth, as migrants from other areas of the war-torn South continued to swell the population. Newly dubbed the "Queen City of the
Prairies", Fort Worth supplied a regional market via
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nearly wiped Fort Worth off the map during the 1860s. The city's population dropped as low as 175 and food, supply, and money shortages burdened the citizens. As the War's effects began to fade, so did the city's hardships. It gradually began to revive in the 1870s. By 1872, William C. Boaz, William
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meat packing companies set up facilities in Fort Worth. Their arrival meant employment for thousands of workers, greatly increasing the prosperity of the town. As a result, the town's population tripled in size from 26,600 people to more than 73,000, and it attracted migrants from rural areas, as
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to find a new fort site near the confluence of the West and Clear Forks. On 6 June 1849, Arnold established a post on the banks of the
Trinity and named it Camp Worth in honor of the late General Worth. In August 1849, Arnold moved the camp to a north-facing bluff that overlooked the mouth of the
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well as immigrants. Texas had a segregated society, and often excluded blacks from the better jobs in new industries such as meat packing. The Fort Worth Gas
Company was created in 1909 and began serving almost 4,000 customers via a 90 miles (140 km) pipeline from
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period. In 1860, Tarrant County had 5,170 whites and 850 slaves. When the question came to secede from the Union, most citizens were for secession, and
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and harsh winter, had dealt a severe blow to the cattle industry. The railroad company had stopped laying track 30 miles (48 km) outside of Fort Worth, and Cowart said the city was so torpid that he saw a
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2035:Demographics
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1421:Fossil Ridge
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1325:Other public
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2501:Forest Hill
2428:Weatherford
2353:Haltom City
2323:Duncanville
2303:Colleyville
1930:San Antonio
1890:Brownsville
1831:Indian Wars
1585:Attractions
1401:Everman ISD
1362:Crowley ISD
1301:South Hills
1296:Polytechnic
1135:Texas Eagle
951:Sansom Park
438:Casa Mañana
335:Burkburnett
228:W. P. Burts
197:Soapy Smith
2596:Categories
2561:Seagoville
2551:Royse City
2423:Waxahachie
2383:Midlothian
2373:Little Elm
2348:Greenville
2308:The Colony
2293:Cedar Hill
2260:Richardson
2240:Lewisville
2210:Carrollton
2182:Fort Worth
1910:Fort Worth
1846:Revolution
1816:Annexation
1411:Keller ISD
1286:North Side
1167:North Side
995:Government
966:Tanglewood
956:Stockyards
946:River Oaks
936:Lake Worth
820:See also:
804:2014-06-11
779:2014-06-11
743:2014-06-11
715:2015-06-04
690:2014-06-10
658:2014-06-01
633:2009-05-09
484:References
427:Apple Inc.
419:RadioShack
359:Camp Bowie
347:Taliaferro
179:antebellum
161:California
119:. General
109:Eagle Pass
102:west Texas
2536:Princeton
2413:Southlake
2378:Mansfield
2368:Lancaster
2343:Grapevine
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2187:Arlington
2151:Somervell
1915:Galveston
1758:By period
1547:Libraries
1453:Northwest
1406:H-E-B ISD
1332:Aledo ISD
1306:Southwest
1236:Education
1075:DFW Int'l
986:Woodhaven
916:Eastchase
579:from the
548:from the
431:Microsoft
397:In 1918,
367:Jim Bowie
327:Desdemona
172:Civil War
168:Birdville
139:Although
88:U.S. Army
33:, in the
2516:Granbury
2491:Fairview
2466:Benbrook
2398:Rockwall
2298:Cleburne
2288:Burleson
2250:Mesquite
2245:McKinney
2146:Rockwall
2094:Counties
1880:Amarillo
1841:Oil boom
1809:By topic
1496:Tertiary
1342:Azle ISD
1081:Alliance
1068:Airports
1032:/former
971:Wedgwood
961:Stop Six
931:Heritage
906:Downtown
873:Timeline
472:See also
212:Democrat
209:and the
155:and the
145:pioneers
105:frontier
2576:Watauga
2566:Terrell
2556:Saginaw
2541:Red Oak
2526:Melissa
2481:Crowley
2476:Corinth
2451:Addison
2444:10k–25k
2403:Rowlett
2393:Prosper
2313:Coppell
2283:Bedford
2271:25k–99k
2225:Garland
2156:Tarrant
2136:Kaufman
2131:Johnson
2040:Geology
1920:Houston
1905:El Paso
1851:Slavery
1826:Forests
1688:Society
1416:Central
1379:Boswell
1291:Paschal
1243:Primary
1224:(The T)
1204:T&P
1172:T&P
1152:TEXRail
1023:Federal
926:Handley
865:History
262:panther
220:Abilene
117:cholera
91:General
2546:Rendon
2531:Murphy
2506:Forney
2471:Celina
2408:Sachse
2363:Keller
2328:Euless
2318:DeSoto
2235:Irving
2220:Frisco
2215:Denton
2177:Dallas
2141:Parker
2111:Denton
2106:Dallas
2101:Collin
2028:Topics
1925:Laredo
1900:Dallas
1885:Austin
1695:People
1527:Closed
1476:Closed
1465:Brewer
1394:Watson
1276:Dunbar
1119:Amtrak
1100:Closed
1091:Spinks
584:Online
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333:, and
323:Ranger
311:Armour
245:, 1888
224:Kansas
149:sutler
47:cattle
2486:Ennis
2433:Wylie
2358:Hurst
2255:Plano
2205:Allen
2116:Ellis
2050:Islam
1567:Media
1448:Eaton
1316:Wyatt
307:Swift
125:Major
39:Texas
2496:Fate
2461:Azle
2456:Anna
2161:Wise
2126:Hunt
2121:Hood
1872:city
1861:Vice
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