The Ashton Depot – The Stained Glass
There are three beautiful stained glass windows in the Depot. They represent the chief modes of transportation in the history of Fort Worth up to the time the depot was built. Wagons, horses and trains. These windows are gorgeous and must be seen in person to truly appreciate their beauty. If you ever get a chance to go to the Ashton Depot, don’t forget to look up.
Tags: Architectural Photos, Ashton Depot, Fort worth, HDR Photos, Texas
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