Driving Through Local History: A 2021 Time Capsule
A routine drive through Arlington became a vivid tour for a budding local historian.
A routine drive through Arlington became a vivid tour for a budding local historian.
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.
Earlier this month, USA TODAY released its “10Best Readers’ Choice Awards for Best New Museum.” The National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington topped the list.
It’s not every day you’re mentioned in a periodical of note!
Operating from 1902 to 1934, the Interurban connected Dallas and Fort Worth via Arlington’s Abram Street, offering a faster alternative to steam railroads before the rise of the automobile.