Gamblers and Gunfights Trail Marker
CATEGORY: Heritage Trails
Address
300 Main Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Details
In the 1880s, Fort Worth, "the queen city of the prairies," was home to good hotels, restaurants, theaters, banks, 60 saloons, and nine churches. The White Elephant Saloon drew in famous men of the West, including Bat Masterson, Wyatt Earp, "Doc" Holiday and "Longhair Jim" Courtright. Learn what happened on the fateful night of February 8 in Fort Worth, Texas.
This Trail Marker is sponsored by the SID W. Richardson Foundation.
Nearby Shopping
- Lookout Hill316 N Main Street (19 feet E)
- Union Station312 Main Street (27 feet SW)
- Urban Plantology308 Main Street (29 feet W)
- Local Barber of Fort Worth115 W 2nd Street (106 feet SW)
- Haltom's Jewelers317 Main Street (136 feet SE)
Nearby Dining
- Riscky's Bar-B-Q300 Main Street (75 feet NW)
- Yolk305 Main Street (92 feet E)
- Razzoo's Cajun Café318 Main Street (114 feet SE)
- Waters Restaurant301 Main Street (116 feet NE)
- Wines From A Broad317 Houston Street (183 feet SW)
Nearby Parking
- City Center Garage #1201 Commerce Street (547 feet NE)
- Sundance Square Gateway Lot 15201 W 4th Street (673 feet S)
- Sundance Square Lot 7300 Jones Street (691 feet NE)
- City Center Parking Lot 39312 E. 2nd Street (703 feet NE)
- Sundance Square Garage #3345 W. 3rd Street (711 feet SW)