Dallas, TX Photos |
Dallas is a city of skyscrapers. It is remembered as the city of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Dallas is the twin city of Fort Worth. |
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| See also: Captions List for Dallas & Fort Worth, Texas, Fort Worth, TX |
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| Downtown skyline. Dallas, TX | Reunion Tower & Hyatt Regency Reunion Hotel (1978). Dallas, TX. Architect: Welton Becket & Assoc. + Culpepper, McAuliffe & Meaders. | George Bannerman Dealey Statue & Reunion Tower. Dallas, TX | Dealey Statue faces Old Red Courthouse. Dallas, TX |
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| Old Red Courthouse (1890) (on Dealey Plaza). Dallas, TX Style: Richardsonian Romanesque. Architect: M.A. Orlopp. | Old Red Courthouse tower detail. Dallas, TX | Criminal Courts Building (1890s) (on Dealey Plaza). Dallas, TX Architect: H.A. Overbeck. | Old Texas School Book Depository from where the shot which killed President John F. Kennedy was fired (sixth floor at right corner). Dallas, TX |
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| Old Texas School Book Depository now the County Administration Building & site of the Sixth Floor Museum about the JFK assassination. Dallas, TX | Renaissance Tower & Bank of America Plaza (1985) (901 Main Street) 72 floors. Dallas, TX Architect: JPJ Architects. | John F. Kennedy Memorial (1970) (Market at Commerce Streets) in front of Bank of America Plaza. Dallas, TX Architect: Philip Johnson. | John F. Kennedy Memorial & building which houses Conspiracy Museum. Dallas, TX |
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| Former Kansas Texas Railway Building (110 S Market). Dallas, TX | Mural showing Indians with arms extended to nature on back of eagle. Dallas, TX | Red sculpture at base of Bank of America Plaza. Dallas, TX | Fountain Place (1985) (1445 Ross Avenue at Field) 62 floors. Dallas, TX Architect: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners. |
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| Fountain Place & black glass pyramid at base of Renaissance Tower. Dallas, TX | Bank of America Plaza at night with green lights. Dallas, TX | Cupola of older building against windows of Bank One Center. Dallas, TX | Bank One Center (1987) (1717 Main Street) 60 floors to left of 1700 Pacific Avenue. Dallas, TX. Architect: HKS Inc. + Johnson/Burgee Architects. |
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| 1700 Pacific Avenue (1983) 50 floors + Bank One Center. Dallas, TX Architect: WZMH Architects. | Elm Place (1964), Renaissance Tower (1974) & Fidelity Union Tower (1959) from Thanks-Giving Square. Dallas, TX | Thanksgiving Tower (1982) (1601 Elm St. on Thanks-Giving Square) 50 floors. Dallas, TX Architect: HKS Inc. | Republic Center Tower I (1954) (300 North Ervay Street) 36 floors over Chapel of Thanksgiving. Dallas, TX Architect: Harrison & Abramovitz. |
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| Energy Plaza (1983) (1601 Bryan Street) 49 floors over Chapel of Thanksgiving. Dallas, TX Architect: I.M. Pei & Partners. | Chapel of Thanksgiving spiral tower with Glory stained-glass window by Gabriel Loire. Dallas, TX | Morton H. Myerson Symphony Center (1989) (2301 Flora Street). Dallas, TX. Architect: I.M. Pei & Partners. | Myerson Symphony Center window array. Dallas, TX |
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| JP Morgan Chase Tower (1987) (2200 Ross Avenue) 55 floors. Dallas, TX Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. | JP Morgan Chase Tower over trellises of Cancer Survivors Plaza. Dallas, TX | JP Morgan Chase Tower ground level details. Dallas, TX | The Majestic Theater (1921) (1925 Elm St.). Dallas, TX Architect: John Eberson. |
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| Wilson Building (1904) (1623 Main) former Titche-Goettinger Department Store now lofts. Dallas, TX Style: Second Empire. Architect: Sanguinet & Staats. | Heritage school building on Pearl Street. Dallas, TX | Restaurant decorated with whimsies & hubcaps. Dallas, TX | The Crescent complex (1985) (on McKinney Ave.). Dallas, TX. Architect: Johnson/Burgee Architects. |
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| MATA Heritage streetcar (1925) acquired from Australia on McKinney Ave. Dallas, TX | United States of America Building. Dallas, TX | DART light rail system & highrises. Dallas, TX | DART light rail system in downtown. Dallas, TX |
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| Shelters at DART transit mall Pearl Station. Dallas, TX | Cancer Survivors Plaza with Positive Mental Attitude Walk sculpture by Victor Salmones & aluminum trellises on Bryan Street. Dallas, TX |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |