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Jason S. Sullivan

Exploring the past and present of Arlington, Texas.

Tag: Arlington

Written by Jason S. SullivanJanuary 19, 2023February 22, 2023

Tin Tulip Tea Room: A Pleasant Surprise for Lunch

Located inside the Cooper Street Antique Mall is the Tin Tulip Tea Room—a hidden gem in south Arlington with delicious food and an unbeatable ambiance.

Written by Jason S. SullivanJanuary 18, 2023January 18, 2023

“Journey to Baseball Town” documentary

In 1972, the struggling Washington Senators baseball club relocated to Arlington, Texas. They became known as the Texas Rangers and were the city’s first professional sports team. Tom Vandergriff, Arlington’s mayor from 1951 to 1977, was instrumental in bringing the baseball team to Arlington.

Written by Jason S. SullivanDecember 19, 2022January 25, 2023

Arlington, Texas—2022 State of the City

On October 19, Mayor Jim Ross gave his annual State of the City address. The event drew a packed crowd and was available to watch on Facebook, YouTube, and MyArlingtonTV. The mayor’s 50-minute speech looked at Arlington’s current and future state. While I couldn’t attend the event, I watched it online. Here are some highlights and my takeaways.

Written by Jason S. SullivanNovember 14, 2022February 14, 2023

Six Flags Over Texas: Runaway Mine Train

One of the ten oldest rides at Six Flags—and still one of my favorites—is the Runaway Mine Train.

Written by Jason S. SullivanSeptember 4, 2022July 14, 2024

Wanda Marshall Celebrates 90th Birthday at Fielder Museum

Long-time Arlington Historical Society volunteer and World War II historian Wanda Marshall celebrated her 90th birthday at Fielder Museum.

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