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Big Fossil Creek in 1983 winding its way southwest through North Richland Hills. The creek drains Iron Horse Golf Course, Diamond Oaks Country Club, and Fossil Creek Park. Big Fossil Creek had a history of periodic flooding of homes in the adjoining…

A park project sign in 1998.

In this photo, Gary Reeves can be seen waiting on top of wagon for a colt to finish nursing before the mother can be pressed back into service in the field.

At the time this photo was taken the original business had since been replaced. This was once the site of Old Hicks Station, an early business of North Richland Hills. Incidentally the Eckerd’s in this photograph was also the original site of Rapid…

Gertrude Tarpley, a local journalist, is pictured here in the center at work with members of the North Richland Hills Chamber of Commerce.

The grand opening of Greater Fort Worth International Airport/Amon Carter Field, 1953. In 1946, it was called Midway and later changed to the Greater Southwest International Airport. In 1950 the Fort Worth City Council renamed the airport Amon Carter…

Grand Prairie Masonic Lodge 455 (named for the grand prairie region - not the city) was located on Main Street in Smithfield and was built in 1876. The lower floor was rented to the Smith and Beddo Mercantile firm in 1878. The building has since been…

The Greater Richland Center was completed in December of 1955. To celebrate the opening an event was co-sponsored by the Civic League, the Garden Club, and the North Richland Hills Merchants' Association. During the 10-day opening event various…

The Grapevine Concert Band visits downtown Smithfield in the early 1900s.