Each month we will present our readers with an obscure detail shot from somewhere in Fort Worth, courtesy of photographer Brian Luenser. We will provide the clues, and you will have the opportunity to guess where the shot was taken. The following month, we will include the full photo as well as a new obscure detail shot. Here are this month's clues:
1. This is the city's oldest existing painted mural.
2. It refers to the 1974 building occupant and noted work clothing manufacturer.
3. The single feather was added to the mural by the original artist's sister, who was also a well-known local painter.
Post your answers below.
Last month 5 people guessed correctly that this was St. Ignatius at 1206 Throckmorton St. Good jobJeanne Lobsinger, Jason Perkins, Chad Vickers, Tiffany Young and Debra Hanna.
