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Historical archiver, photographer, and cinematographer. If you would like to support my passion, then subscribe to my page 
Adventures are my thing, i like to film and take photos of all sorts of things. i do this as a passion and we will see where it will take me as the time passes.
I first filmed the Isis in 2016, with daylight coming through its damaged roof. When I returned in 2023, the transformation was extraordinary.
Through my footage from both visits and an interview with Dr. Jeffrey Smith, The Isis: A Theater Between Lives follows the rescue of a Fort Worth landmark and the uncertainty that followed.
Now Taylor Sheridan and David Glasser are proposing a 1920s inspired Texas supper club in the former theater, according to Fort Worth Report. That report confirmed no opening date. Before its next chapter, take a look at the one that saved it.
Three real Texas places. Three nightmares.
A woman who refuses to sleep. A prison gone unnaturally quiet. A patient who can hear everything.. and cannot move.
When the Lights Were Still On is my Halloween special: three original horror stories set within the past lives of Woodmen’s Circle Home, Central Unit, and Beach Army Hospital at Fort Wolters.
I filmed these places. Tonight, I’m taking you somewhere imagined within their walls.
The stories are fiction. The locations and my footage.. are real.
Headphones recommended. Which story got under your skin?
What can a 1966 fallout-shelter handbook teach us today?
A book from Nazareth Hospital in Mineral Wells opens a forgotten map of North Texas—and a question that still matters: when everyday systems fail, how do we look after one another?
The Plan Beneath Us explores the history and the practical human details: water, medicines, reliable information and care for the people around us. Some lessons endure; others belong to their time.
Watch the full documentary, read the sources and download the original handbook and printer-friendly edition for free:
https://jonnygoodday.com/fort-worth-stories/the-plan-beneath-us-fallout-shelter-handbook/
Do you remember seeing fallout shelter signs in your town?
Before Abilene’s new power endevores, there was a brick powerhouse, a towering smokestack, and the people who kept the lights on.
this short film explores the historic West Texas Utilities plant through a former worker’s memories and a community’s efforts to imagine its next chapter. As new AI infrastructure takes shape elsewhere in Abilene, what place do we make for the landmark that helped power its past?
Watch the full film on my page
10/22/2026
Fort Worth’s 1895 courthouse came in under budget, yet voters still threw out the officials who built it.
Today, that pink granite landmark remains one of the city’s most recognizable sights. Take a closer look at its history, restored interior, and the political storm it outlasted.
https://jonnygoodday.com/fort-worth-stories/tarrant-county-courthouse-fort-worth-history/
Fort Worth’s Courthouse Outlasted the Officials Who Built It It came in under budget—and still cost the county judge and commissioners their jobs. The story behind Fort Worth’s 1895 courthouse.
10/22/2026
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AI helped discover the PHP vulnerability that could take down 70% of the Internet. Now the race is on to patch it before AI-powered hackers attack | Fortune OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol model played a key role in identifying the issue
10/20/2026
Before the Stockyards became a destination, it was a workplace. Swift & Company helped build Fort Worth through railroads, refrigeration, and generations of hard labor. Today, the surviving fragments tell a much bigger story.
Explore the history, photographs, and film in The Last Cut:
https://jonnygoodday.com/fort-worth-stories/swift-meatpacking-plant-fort-worth/
The Last Cut: How Swift & Company Made Fort Worth a Packinghouse City | Jonny Goodday Swift & Company helped build Fort Worth. Explore the workers, packinghouses, and surviving fragments behind the Stockyards story.
10/19/2026
I’ve been giving JonnyGoodday.com a whole new feel. The updated homepage takes you through the Baker Hotel, Fort Worth’s Swift staircase, and Abilene’s old power plant with layered photographs that move as you scroll. It’s a new way to explore the places I photograph and the stories behind them. Take a look and tell me what you think.
Jonny Goodday | Historic Places, Films & Photography Explore the official Jonny Goodday archive of historic places, original films, photography, interviews, and overlooked stories from Texas and beyond.
We know the outline. The stories behind it deserve a closer look.
From its beginnings as a Spanish mission to the battle of 1836 and the work of preservation, this short documentary explores the people, choices, and complicated history behind one of Texas’s most recognizable landmarks.
Featuring my September 2024 footage alongside historical imagery, The Alamo: What We Choose to Remember reflects on courage, loss, and the responsibility of carrying the whole story forward.
A film by Jonny Goodday.
10/19/2026
There’s more to the Stockyards than the cattle drive. Behind those familiar streets are the workers, families, and stories that helped build Fort Worth.
I sat down with Stockyards Museum director Teresa Burleson to explore the photographs and working history preserved inside the Livestock Exchange Building.
Read the story, watch the film, and tell me: Have you visited the museum?
https://jonnygoodday.com/fort-worth-stories/fort-worth-stockyards-museum-history/
Beyond the Cattle Drive: Inside Fort Worth’s Stockyards Museum Join Jonny Goodday and museum director Teresa Burleson for the photographs, people and working history behind Fort Worth’s Stockyards Museum.
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