27. Westside, Farmers Branch
In 1874, settlers sold railroad right-of-way through their land to force the Dallas and Wichita Railroad through town, spurring growth.
In 1874, settlers sold railroad right-of-way through their land to force the Dallas and Wichita Railroad through town, spurring growth.
I realized I forgot how to see. Isn't that kind of an important thing for a project about observation?
Farmers Branch, where current governance seemingly aims to maintain the "bedroom community" ideal established long ago in the 1950-1960s, while simultaneously failing to acknowledge its current reality of a place sandwiched between a very busy (and noisy) urban/suburban metro.