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Dallas skyline 1950Moderators: PonyPride, SmooPower
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Re: Dallas skyline 1950That would be late 1950s. Several of the taller buildings in the photo were not there in 1950. There is a 1949 photo of Dallas skyline that would be closer to what 1950 looked like.
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Re: Dallas skyline 1950My uncle worked on the First National Bank building pictured. Began construction in 1961 and opened in 1965. It is the one that recently reopened after a makeover. (49th floor restaurant has window view tables for 120.00 per person for dinner)
Re: Dallas skyline 1950Dad worked in that building from the time it opened until about 1980 or so. I watched many a local Cowboys game from his office because we could get a signal from Oklahoma, I believe. I loved that building.
Re: Dallas skyline 1950At a time around that period my father was invited to join up with a rising businessman and his ventures. Being very conservative, my father declined and stayed the course on his career. That rising businessman was Clint Murchison.
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Re: Dallas skyline 1950well darn
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Is there any more to that story? Clint’s dad was one of the most influential oilmen at the time. Seems like it would have been a safe bet to latch on to Jr.
Re: Dallas skyline 1950I would have to channel a medium to get any more of the story.
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