In the hidden corners of the Fort Worth Water Gardens, there is still an opportunity to take a break from the hustle and bustle of downtown. On a weekday stroll through the 4 1/2-acre park, people can be seen reading books, checking their phones or simply staring into the cascading water.
At it turns 40 on Sunday, this middle-aged landmark has carved out a memorable, if complicated, legacy — one dotted by triumph and tragedy, notoriety and relative obscurity.
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