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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Jacksboro, Texas – A Town Rooted in Frontier History. Jacksboro, Texas, located in Jack County, is a town with a deep connection to Texas frontier history. Originally named Mesquiteville when it was established in the late 1850s, the town was renamed Jacksboro in 1859 in honor of brothers William and Patrick Jack, two Texas Revolution…
Megargel, Texas – Ghost Downtown with a Beautiful Old Church. Megargel, Texas, located in Archer County, is a small town with a rich history that dates back to the early 20th century. The town was officially established in 1910 and named after Roy C. Megargel, a New York financier who played a significant role in…
Terrell, Texas – A Legacy Town Thriving in the 21st Century. Terrell, Texas, located in Kaufman County, is a town with deep historical roots and a vibrant past. The town was established in 1873 as the Texas and Pacific Railroad extended its line through the area, providing a new economic lifeline for settlers. It was…
Henrietta, Texas – Deadly Frontier and Hereford Cattle. Located in North Texas, Henrietta may be a small town by today’s standards, but its story is anything but small. With its roots going back to the days of frontier battles, cattle trails, and boom-and-bust railroads, its history is deeply intertwined with the narrative of Texas itself….
Canton, Texas – The Gateway to East Texas with a Famous Tradition. Canton, Texas, located in Van Zandt County, is a town with a rich history and a reputation that spans far beyond its small size. The town was officially founded in 1850 when it became the county seat of Van Zandt County. It is…
Saint Jo, Texas – Where Rolling Hills Meet Historic Trails. Nestled in the rolling hills of North Texas, Saint Jo boasts a name steeped in both history and legend. Founded in 1856 by surveyor Joe Howell, the town was initially called Head of Elm. Howell was said to have opposed alcoholic beverage sales, and was given the pejorative nickname…
Seymour, Texas – Red Beds and Permian Fossils. Seymour, Texas, carries a name that honors a man involved in the early development of the town. It is believed to have been named after Seymour Munday, a local cowboy. Munday helped in the organization and growth of the area, and the name was a tribute to…
Bridgeport, Texas – From River Crossing to Thriving Town. Founded in 1860, Bridgeport, Texas, owes its name and early existence to a crucial river crossing. The town was named after a bridge constructed over the West Fork of the Trinity River by William H. Hunt. This bridge connected major trade routes and became an essential…
Olney, Texas – Oil Executives and the Hamilton Hotel. Olney, Texas, is a small town located in Young County, with roots that stretch back to the late 19th century. The town was established in the 1870s and officially named Olney in 1879. While the exact reason behind the town’s name remains uncertain, it is widely…
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