Dallas History

Neiman-Marcus in Downtown Dallas (1927-After)

A beautiful colorized glimpse of Neiman-Marcus in downtown Dallas in 1927. The historic storefront reflects an elegant era of shopping in the heart of the city.

Electric Streetcars in Downtown Dallas (1950s-After)

Electric streetcars once moved through the busy streets of downtown Dallas, connecting neighborhoods during the 1950s.

White Rock Spillway, Dallas (1950s-After)

The White Rock Spillway in the 1950s offers a fascinating glimpse into one of Dallas's most familiar landmarks during another era.

Snowy Day at White Rock Lake (1920-After)

A rare snowy day transforms White Rock Lake into a beautiful winter scene. Moments like this show a completely different side of Dallas.

13th Annual State Fair of Texas (1898-After)

Going back to 1898, the 13th annual State Fair of Texas brought people together for one of the region's biggest celebrations.

Aerial View of Downtown Dallas (1979-After)

From above, downtown Dallas in 1979 looked like a city constantly reaching toward the future. The growing skyline captures an unforgettable era in Dallas history.

State Fair of Texas (1925-After)

The State Fair of Texas was already bringing excitement and crowds to Dallas in 1925. This historic moment captures one of Texas's most beloved traditions nearly a century ago.

Central Expressway, US 75 Near Mockingbird Lane, Dallas (1950-After)

Central Expressway in 1950, looking north from just south of Mockingbird Lane, with the Katy Railroad overpass visible in the background.