North Texas is a dynamic region, characterized by a blend of urban growth, rich history, and scenic countryside. Mansfield Photography has explored numerous towns in North Texas, capturing the essence of the area through its unique landscapes, local culture, and historic landmarks. Here, we present all the towns we’ve visited in North Texas.
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Glen Rose, Texas – The Dinosaur Capital of Texas. Glen Rose, Texas, is a picturesque town with a rich history that dates back to the mid-19th century. The area was first settled in the 1840s by Charles Barnard, who established a trading post near the Paluxy River to trade with local Native American tribes. By…
Granbury, Texas – A Blend of History and Modern Charm. Granbury, Texas, is a small but vibrant town located just 35 miles southwest of Fort Worth. It was first settled in the mid-1800s, with pioneers drawn to the area for its fertile land and proximity to the Brazos River. Officially founded in 1866, the town…
Mineral Wells, Texas – A Healing Past and a Bright Future. Founded in 1877, Mineral Wells’ history is tied to its unique, mineral-rich waters, which were discovered by settlers suffering from various ailments. A well was drilled on the property of James Lynch in 1880. The water had a funny taste that worried the family,…
Cleburne, Texas – The Enduring Legacy. Cleburned was officially incorporated in 1871, but its roots stretch further back to the pioneer spirit that shaped much of Texas. The area was initially a hub for settlers who sought fertile land and proximity to vital water sources, such as the Nolan River. The town’s name honors Confederate…
Midlothian, Texas – Southern Roots, Suburban Rise. Midlothian is located just ten-minutes from our hometown of Mansfield, Texas. This vibrant community in the southern reaches of the Dallas and Fort Worth Metroplex is experiencing a period of dynamic growth and evolution. Though it retains elements of its charming, small-town roots, its increasing popularity and accessibility…
A Journey to Nocona, Texas – A Sunrise Stroll Through Time. The lines have fallen for me in pleasant places; indeed, I have a beautiful inheritance. – Psalm 16:6. On a Sunday, just as the sun began to rise, I found myself in Nocona, Texas, standing in front of First Christian Church (now named the…
Ferris, Texas – The Town that Bricked the World. Ferris, Texas, was founded in 1874, a year that marked the beginning of its transformation from prairie land to a thriving town. The community’s name honors Judge Justus Wesley Ferris of Waxahachie who played an instrumental role in the development of the town. The arrival of…
Vernon, Texas – Bacon City, USA. Vernon, Texas, may not be the first town that pops into your mind when thinking of iconic Texan locales, but this historic spot has more than enough charm, stories, and surprising quirks to make it stand out. Located in the northwestern part of the state, it has roots that…
Denison, Texas – Saving The Vineyards of France and the Katy. Denison, Texas, founded in 1872, owes its origin to the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (MKT), commonly known as the “Katy.” The town was strategically planned as a hub along this vital railway line, connecting Texas to the Midwest. Named after George Denison, a director of the…
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