Lunchtime Lectures: Deadly Dallas Streets - Unfortunate Incidents, Deplorable Mayhem, and Grisly Fatalities
at the Turn of the Twentieth Century

Traveling the streets of turn-of-the-century Dallas could be as perilous and lethal as a blindfolded rush hour trip up the length of Central Expressway today.  Or worse!  Using hilarious true stories of early traffic mayhem, writer-historian Rusty Williams describes a time of no traffic laws and few rules of the road; a time when drivers and passengers alike were in constant peril from runaway livestock, twenty-ton streetcars, speeding locomotives, juking roadsters, and other unexpected road hazards!

For ADULTS and TEENS.  You are welcome to bring your lunch.  Registration not required.

Please call Vrena Patrick at 972-744-4376 for more information.