3 Best Landmarks in Arlington, TX

“Top O' Hill Terrace is a historical site that was purchased by Beulah Adams Marshall in the early 1920s. The land was transformed into a tea room where she hosted elegant teas and served dinners to patrons from Dallas and Fort Worth traveling along the Bankhead Highway. Later, in the late 1920s, Fred and Mary Browning bought the property and converted it into a casino, complete with an escape tunnel and a secret room that concealed the gambling equipment from police raids. The facilities at Top O' Hill Terrace also included a horse barn and a private stable where the Brownings kept their prized stud, Royal Ford, which they had purchased from oilman and Arlington Downs owner W. T. Waggoner.”

“AT&T Stadium aims to deliver an outstanding experience for all guests. The stadium provides tours to people of all ages and interests. The stadium offers a unique, members-only, all-inclusive dining experience during Dallas Cowboys home games. AT&T Stadium has 80,000 seats but can accommodate over 100,000 people with standing-room areas, making it the largest stadium in the NFL by seating capacity. The venue features a collection of museum-quality art that complements the city's traditional architecture beautifully. You can see how AT&T Stadium incorporates some of the most beloved amenities from Texas Stadium in Irving, where the Cowboys played for 37 years. AT&T Stadium features two massive arches and giant HD video boards.”

“Fielder House Museum is the 100-year-old former home of James Fielder and has long been Arlington's main historical house. The museum, housed in a two-story brick building constructed in 1914, showcases local history and community life. Fielder House Museum is dedicated to preserving local history and also oversees the historic Fielder House, the Fielder Museum, the city's historic cemeteries, and Knapp Heritage Park. The museum's collection focuses on preserving and presenting historical items from Arlington and surrounding county areas. The Fielder House galleries are mainly used to display themes and subjects related to Arlington's history and surrounding areas. The museum features a series of exhibits showcasing the city, its residents, and the WWII hometown heroes.”