Fair Park – a treasure trove of world-class architecture
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Buildings/Landmarks
One of the great advantages of spending the day at Fair Park is spending the day amid great architecture.
Fair Park offers for your enjoyment the world’s largest collection of 1930s Art Deco exposition buildings.
But that’s not all. Other structures are excellent examples of the Mid-Century Modern school of building design.
And the grounds are filled with sculptures and other landmarks whose designs are often serious … and sometimes mysterious.
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Fair Park buildings:
- Automobile Building
- Centennial Hall
- Crafts Village
- Creative Arts Building
- Daughters of American Revolution (DAR) House
- Embarcadero Building
- Food & Fiber Pavilion
- Grand Place
- Magnolia Lounge
- Texas Hall of State
- Tower Building
- Band Shell
- Big Tex
- Cotton Bowl stadium
- Esplanade Fountain
- Leonhardt Lagoon
- Texas Skyway
- Texas Star© Ferris Wheel
- Texas Vietnam Veterans Memorial
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