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Earliest Fort Worth, Texas skyline, 1884 (13/147)

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Earliest Fort Worth, Texas skyline, 1884

Earliest Fort Worth skyline photo made by William F. Somerville; women are, from left, Mary Somerville and Mrs. H.H. Campbell; boys are Harold Somerville (left) and Alfred Somerville in black standing at fence, city in background.

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Earliest Fort Worth, Texas skyline, 1884 (13/147)

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