Lee Ann Torrans
Dallas and Fort Worth Museums are created by world renown architects and filled with world class art. Get to know the DFW treasures.
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Dallas Museum of Art - Dave Brubeck - Carmen McRae - Take Five
Fort Worth Botanical Garden - Stan Getz - Autumn Leaves
Lee Ann Torrans - Trinity River Bridge - Calatrava Bridge Dallas
The Faces of the DMA
I Am Going to Settle My Accounts with You - by Matthew Barber
The Bird and the Bee - Love Letter To Japan - Children's Aquarium
Dallas Historic Districts - Swiss Avenue - Louis Armstrong - What a Wonderful World
In the Dallas West End you will find Dealey Plaza, the Sixth Floor Museum and the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial. The Old Red Courthouse is now a museum and overlooks both Dealey Plaza and the new Calatrava Bridge. The West End restaurant and bar area is filled with a broad range of restaurants with everything from The Palm Steakhouse (of New York origin) to the Spaghetti Warehouse to Subway!
Lee Ann Torrans: John Neely Bryan Cabin – Dallas West End
Part of the West End Walking Tour John Neely Bryan Cabin - West End Dallas John Neely Byran was the first Dallas resident. His family's cabin is located at the Dallas West End. He donated the land for the Old Red Courthouse.
Lee Ann Torrans: Dallas West End Old Red Courthouse

Dallas West End Walking Tour Filled with delicious restaurants and historical venues, Dallas' West End can provide a rich learning experience. Old Red Courthouse - Dallas West End The visual landmark is the Old Red Courthouse. You cannot miss this one.
Dallas World Aquarium – West End – Dallas
The Dallas World Aquarium The Dallas World Aquarium The Dallas World Aquarium is an exciting destination. As you approach you are immediately aware something is different! Hot bright Dallas, suddenly becomes filled with speckled sunlight flickering through broad leafed vegetation.
Lee Ann Torrans: Record Grill – Dallas – West End Entertainment & Restaurant District
The Record Grill If you find yourself in the West End - at the Sixth Floor Musuem, the JFK Memorial, the Old Red Court House, The Bryan Cabin, look for the Record Grill! It is tiny and can be easily missed. This is a local 'favorite.
