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Fort Worth Museums Guide |
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Amon Carter Museum |
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Amon Carter Museum – situated in the Fort Worth cultural district, this museum offers a wide array of American arts from the painters of the 18th century to the 21st century artist. Some of the collections and arts that are exhibited in the museum are works from Thomas Cole, Alexander Calder, Stuart Davis, Alfred Stieglitz and many more. |
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Cattle Raisers Museum |
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Cattle Raisers Museum – this museum displays the real story of the ranching and cattle industry in the southwest. Some of its exhibits are cowboys, cattle barons, rustlers and ranch hands and many more exquisite artifacts. Plus you can also see the biggest documented branding iron collection in the world. This museum is definitely recommended for all ages.
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Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth |
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Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth – this museum embodies the principles of classic Japanese architecture combined with modern Western techniques. The museum is nicknamed as “The Temple of Modern Art”, Some of the most fascinating exhibits here are artworks, sculpture, photography and masterpiece from old and contemporary European and American art way back from 1945. |
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Nonna Tata |
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Nonna Tata – one of the city’s smallest restaurants but they are one of the best. They offer a wide variety of cuisine and delicacies. Their specialty are mainly Italian foods, one more thing this restaurant is very budget friendly their menus are very affordable plus the customer would not be bored by their menu because they change it weekly. |
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