The Law Library is located on the fourth floor of the 1895 Courthouse at 100 W. Weatherford Street, in downtown Fort Worth. Follow the link to view a map showing the area around the 1895 Courthouse.

Driving Directions
 
From the North:
Take I-35 going South; follow I-35W South to TX-347 Spur W/E Belknap St.; take exit 52C from I-35W South; continue straight on E. Belknap; the 1895 Courthouse with the clock tower will be on your left; paid street parking is available around all four sides of the Courthouse.
 
From the Northwest:
Take Jacksboro Hwy., heading south to downtown - Jacksboro will become N. Henderson Street; turn left on W. Weatherford; go up several blocks; 1895 Courthouse with the clock tower will be on the left; paid street parking is available on all four sides of the Courthouse.
 
From the East:
Take I-30 West; take exit 13B from I-30 W; continue on Henderson St.; turn right onto W. Weatherford St; 1895 Courthouse with the clock tower will be on your left; paid street parking is available around all four sides of the Courthouse.
 
From the West:
Take the Forest Park Blvd. exit; follow Forest Park Blvd. which merges into W. Weatherford; continue on W. Weatherford; 1895 Courthouse with the clock tower will be on your left; paid street parking is available around all four sides of the Courthouse.
 
From the South:
Take I-35 going north; merge onto I-30 West; take exit 13B from I-30 West; continue on Henderson St.; turn right onto W. Weatherford St; 1895 Courthouse with the clock tower will be on your left; paid street parking is available around all four sides of the Courthouse.

Parking

The most convenient parking is in the Tarrant County Calhoun Street Parking Garage. It is located on the corner of Weatherford and Calhoun. Calhoun is a one-way street running north to south. The garage entrance is on Calhoun across from the side entrance of the Family Law Center. Be prepared to pay to park. The parking garage accepts all major credit/debit cards. 

Parking is also available at parking meters on all four sides of the Courthouse. Most of the meters have a two-hour time limit and are strictly enforced. If you have handicap plates or a placard, parking at the meters is free, but time limits still apply.

Public Transportation

Patrons using public transportation can use the following links to help plan their trip to Downtown Fort Worth.

• Plan Your Trip - Trinity Metro Trip Planner
• Trinity Metro Routes and Schedules