Texas & Pacific Railway Station (T&P Station)

Built in 1931 and designed by architect Wyatt C. Hedrick, the Texas & Pacific Railway Station is an Art Deco passenger depot that served as Fort Worth's primary rail terminal. The station's ornamental brickwork, stepped tower, and geometric motifs exemplify early 20th-century railroad architecture in the city. The building has been repurposed for offices and event space while retaining its historic exterior features.