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Retrolook Main | Bygone Retail | Historical Sites | Ruins and Relics | Texas Main Pages
Here's the historical front of The Alamo, which was formerly the San Antonio de Valero Mission. The Alamo was built in the 18th Century as a mission, then was used as a battle fortress in the famous Battle of the Alamo during the Texas Revolution. 10-06
Check out the streamline Greyhound Station located in Dallas, Texas. 02-07
Fort Worth Texas is home to the Santa Fe Station. This building is part of the Fort Worth Union New Train Station After being restored, the Santa Fe Station is now home to the University of Texas Arlington Fort Worth Center with classes for working professionals. According to the UT website, 15,000 square feet on the first floor will be used for classroom and a library with the 2nd floor used for faculty and administration. 02-07
(Far left) A view of the front (Near left) Another view of the entire building
The Santa Fe Rail depot still survives in Plainview, TX. 02-07
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Depot and displays a large Santa Fe rooftop sign. The Santa Fe Station was built in 1938. Most recently, the building housed the Santa Fe Rail Market, which was modeled after other public markets such as the one in Seattle, WA. Unfortunately, the market met its demise in early 2005.
