Street Cars and Interurban Trail Marker
CATEGORY: Heritage Trails
Address
111 E 4th Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Details
Fort Worth's transportation drastically changed in the late 19th century. By 1889, horses and mule-drawn cars had been replaced by the first electric trolley line in the entire Southwest. Interurban service between Fort Worth and Dallas began in July 1902 and transported passengers for 32 years. In 2001, the Trinity Railway Express re-introduced daily commuter rail service between the cities.
This Trail Marker is sponsored by Fort Worth Transportation Authority.
Nearby Shopping
- The Virgin Olive Oiler416 Commerce Street (100 feet N)
- Francesca's420 Commerce Street (146 feet N)
- Cary OKeefe Jewelry501 Main Street (190 feet S)
- Steinway Piano Gallery510 Commerce Street (195 feet SE)
- IT'SUGAR503 Main Street (215 feet S)
Nearby Dining
- Del Frisco's Grille154 E 3rd Street (126 feet NW)
- FunkyTown Donuts & Drafts132 E 4th Street (131 feet SE)
- Salata520 Commerce Street (176 feet SE)
- The Cheesecake Factory455 Commerce Street (176 feet NE)
- Mi Cocina509 Main Street (234 feet S)
Nearby Parking
- City Center Garage #2400 Jones Street (524 feet NE)
- Sundance Square Lot 7300 Jones Street (614 feet NE)
- City Center Parking Lot 39312 E. 2nd Street (627 feet NE)
- Sundance Square Gateway Lot 15201 W 4th Street (647 feet SW)
- City Center Garage #1201 Commerce Street (671 feet N)