History
of the Walsh Ranch has served as the headquarters of the Howard Walsh Family ranching operations for almost 60 years. Located west of Fort Worth, Texas, at the eastern edge of the cross timbers region of the state, the land has great natural beauty and particularly interesting topography. Since its inception, Walsh Ranch has been a working cattle ranch renowned for the quality of its cattle. In the 1950s it became one of the premier Charolais breeding operations in the country, and it also hosted the largest Charbray herd in North America. In addition to the appealing natural setting, the Walsh name adds another layer of distinction. Since the 1930s, F. Howard and Mary D. Walsh have been recognized as two of Fort Worth's most distinguished citizens, deeply involved in community philanthropy. From their unparalleled support of Texas Christian University, to their devotion to education, the arts, children's causes, and countless charities, the Walsh name is synonymous with excellence. Walsh Ranch is steeped in history, not only of its operations, but in
the tradition of its owners who had a vision for what it could be and
how they could so demonstrably, yet humbly, support the community they
love. Walsh Ranch proudly bears their legacy and their commitment to
Fort Worth and Texas. It is fitting that these remarkable citizens will
be remembered in perpetuity through the quality of life of all those
who will live, work, play, and worship at Walsh Ranch. |
Property Statistics
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7,275 ± Acres
extraterritorial
jurisdiction of the