Welcome to our site!

Club President: Susan Theilker

Club Purpose:

The purpose of this club is to delve into the study of geology, mineralogy, and the lapidary arts. We also strive to stimulate interest in the searching and collecting of minerals and fossils.

Other Club Information:

 Classes Available:

Silver smithing, casting of metals, and lapidary classes are available to our members. For more information, please use our contact page and select "Get Class Information" from the subject drop down menu. Send an email using this form and someone will get back with you as soon as possible.

 Meeting Information:

Meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of every month. Social time starts at 7pm on meeting days, and the actual meeting itself starts at 7:30pm, unless stated otherwise in the newsletter.

 Membership Dues:

Membership for one adult is $15. Family memberships are $20. For more details on membership, please us the contact us page and select "Get Membership Information" from the subject drop down menu.

 Membership Application:

You can download the membership application form HERE. You will also need a hold harmless agreement for yourself & each member joining under you. You can obtain that form by clicking HERE. If you have children that will be attending trips, you will need a hold harmless agreement for them as well. You can obtain that form by clicking HERE. Simply download the forms, print them out and fill them in. Then at our next scheduled meeting, you can bring them with you along with your membership dues. You need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open this form. If you do not have it, you can download it free.

 Club Location:

Our physical address is 3545 Bryan Avenue - Fort Worth, Texas 76110. Our mailing address is P.O.Box 123975 Fort Worth, Texas 76121. We're located off of I35. Turn west on Ripy, and proceed four blocks to Bryan Avenue. You'll notice a building with murals painted on it. That is the Fort Worth Gem and Mineral Club. Click HERE for full driving directions & map.

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July 27th, 2010 - Routine maintenance done. American Lands Access Association newsletter added to "Related Clubs and Societies". If you spot something not quite right, please contact me. I welcome those helpful comments!