#124 M.M. Barnes home, 1502 Summit Avenue, Fort Worth; bequeathed to city for a park, originally built by George B. Loving ca. 1880; bought by E.G. Harrold, father of Mrs. Barnes, 1947

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#124 M.M. Barnes home, 1502 Summit Avenue, Fort Worth; bequeathed to city for a park, originally built by George B. Loving ca. 1880; bought by E.G. Harrold, father of Mrs. Barnes, 1947

What Fort Worth, Texas, looked like in the 1940s

#124 M.M. Barnes home, 1502 Summit Avenue, Fort Worth; bequeathed to city for a park, originally built by George B. Loving ca. 1880; bought by E.G. Harrold, father of Mrs. Barnes, 1947

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