MEET MOLLY
To honor the cattle industry upon which Fort Worth was built a longhorn head sculpture was placed on the Stockyards National Historic District's Livestock Exchange Building in 1909.
Folklore holds that the sculpture was named Molly, and her vantage point gave her a view of all the activity in town.
Molly is now the official mascot of Fort Worth and has a place in the City's logo, on many local businesses like Molly the Trolley, and as a pin on the lapel of many a proud Fort Worthians.
Places to Stay
Fort Worth offers a variety of accommodations for every group's style, taste and budget.
Transportation
Transportation options like a free downtown shuttle make getting around Fort Worth easy.
Another Frontier: Frederic...
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Balenciaga in Black
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Balenciaga in Black
Cristóbal Balenciaga (1895–1972) is often called “the couturier’s couturier”—the fashion designer...
Electric Bike Self-Guided Tours
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Film Series: Haute Couture Icons
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Where to Ring in the New Year
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Dining at Crockett Row Food Hall
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Tales from the Fort Worth Herd...
Wrangling a herd of 16 longhorn steers, a team of drovers and 700,000+ annual visitors -- all for the...
Must-See Live Shows in December
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Local Love for Local Made: Top 15...
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