Information about Arlington homes with historical significance, from a July 1992 article in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Some of these structures are still standing and a few aren’t, while others have been repurposed. Such is life.
Isaac Lafayette Hutcheson, a notable merchant and one of the charter members of the Arlington Masonic Lodge, died on July 12, 1904. He was buried at Arlington Cemetery.
Here we have a delightful ad for J. R. Bentley’s from February 1996, when they had recently moved from Cooper Street to Abram Street.
In this fun photo from 1972, Arlington City Council Members Doland Maner and Martha Walker rode a tandem bicycle in a ‘bike-ology’ ride raising money for trees and ecology materials for schools and libraries.
On December 14, 2004, a public memorial was held at the Arlington Convention Center for Dimebag Darrell, legendary guitarist for Pantera who had recently been slain.
Jason S. Sullivan 