Seller's journal

Forney's park system includes a large community recreation destination and smaller local parks.

Fort Worth's local destinations span downtown, the Cultural District, the Stockyards, and the Trinity River corridor.

The Cultural District lies west of downtown Fort Worth and brings several major museums into one area.

The Stockyards is a Fort Worth historic and entertainment district north of downtown, shaped by the city’s livestock and railroad history.

Frisco's community destinations include both parks and civic arts facilities.

Frisco’s Rail District is its original downtown commercial area, with Main Street and nearby blocks connecting the city’s railroad history to independent businesses.

Frost is in western Navarro County at State Highway 22 and FM 667, west of Corsicana.

Garland's outdoor spaces include forest preserves, creek trails, and lake-oriented parks.

Garner is an unincorporated Parker County community northwest of Weatherford on FM 113.

Garrett is a separate Ellis County city north of Ennis and south of Palmer, near Interstate 45.

Glen Rose is the Somervell County seat on the Paluxy River.

Glenn Heights spans Dallas and Ellis counties.

Godley is in northwestern Johnson County along State Highway 171 and the FM 2331 and FM 917 corridors.

Goodlow is an incorporated Navarro County community on State Highway 309 south of Kerens.

Gordon is a city in Palo Pinto County with origins connected to the arrival of the Texas and Pacific Railway in the 1880s.

Graford is in Palo Pinto County east of Possum Kingdom Lake.

Granbury is the Hood County seat, organized around a historic courthouse square and Lake Granbury.

Grand Prairie includes lake parks and a separate recreation and entertainment district.

Grandview is a Johnson County city at the Interstate 35W and Highway 81 corridor.

Grapevine combines a historic Main Street district with public destinations around Grapevine Lake.

Grays Prairie is a Kaufman County village associated with the FM 1388 and FM 148 area.

Greenville’s downtown streets preserve a concentration of historical buildings and civic landmarks.

Hackberry is a separate Denton County municipality beside Lewisville Lake, with Frisco to the east and south and Little Elm to the north.

Haltom City's public recreation destinations include Buffalo Ridge Park, Broadway Park, and Haltom Road Park.