Located on the most northeastern point on the UTA Campus, Davis Hall has withstood the test of time, and, by all rights, should be designated a Historical Landmark...
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Need of funds for the operation of the city government and methods for paying city officials apparently offered a real challenge to early-day city councilmen...
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A night watchman, a flashing red light on a downtown building, and a Model T Ford. A highly trained force of more than 100 police officerss, the latest in space age communications equipment...
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Neither relatives nor friends attracted us to Arlington in 1908, for we had no such connections here. I had passed through the town on the T & P...
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“Call it being vain or whatever, but most women have always wanted to look their best, and especially to keep their hair done,”...
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The early history of electricity in Arlington is a “corny” story. It seems that the first light plant had to burn corn cobs to generate the electricity. It was in 1904 that a corn-shelling plant...
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