“Midget Town” is a nickname for a unique, half-sized replica town built by a wealthy, eccentric Fort Worth family on their property at the base of Hidden Road, not Dallas.
Here’s a more detailed explanation:
Location:
The structures, which included a church, schoolhouse, and general store, were located in Fort Worth, specifically at the base of Hidden Road.
Purpose:
The structures were built for the family’s children to play in, and they were half the size of normal structures, hence the nickname “Midget Town”.
Description:
The structures were intricate and detailed.
Demise:
The most recent owners reportedly tore down most of the structures in the past 10 or 15 years.
Not a “Midget” Village:
It’s important to note that there were no actual midgets living in the village, and the name is just a nickname for the half-sized structures.
Urban Legend:
Some people have visited the area and claim to have seen the structures, while others have heard about it as an urban legend.
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