Grapevine City, Tarrant County, Texas (TX)

Grapevine City

Tarrant County, Texas

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Grapevine City Hall is located at 200 South Main Street, Grapevine, TX 76051.
Phone: 817‑410‑3000.

Neighborhoods

  • Arbormont Estates
  • Austin Oaks
  • Autumn Hills
  • Banyan Place
  • Bear Run
  • Beard
  • Belfort
  • Belfort Addition
  • Bellaire
  • Belmont Woods
  • Blair Manor Estates
  • Brookhollow Estates
  • Brookside
  • Cannon Homestead
  • Canterbury Village
  • Carriage Glen
  • Castle Court
  • Clearview Park
  • Collebe Heights
  • College Creek
  • College Heights
  • Countryside
  • Countryside East
  • Countryside Estates
  • Courtney Square
  • Creekwood Estates
  • Creekwood West
  • Crestwood Hollow
  • Crystal Butte Addition
  • Delaney Vineyard
  • Dellwood Acres
  • Diamond Wood
  • Double B Ranch
  • Dove Creek
  • Dove Crossing
  • Dove Landing
  • Dove Meadows
  • Dove Park Estates
  • Druid Hills
  • East Wall Condos
  • Elmwood Heights
  • Farris Branch Estates
  • Forest Lake
  • Genesis
  • Glade Crossing
  • Glade Landing
  • Glade Landing
  • Glade Lane
  • Glade Meadows
  • Glade Tree Estates
  • Glade Woods
  • Grapevine Lake Estates
  • Grapevine Station
  • Grapevine Townhouses
  • Greenbriar Estates
  • Hampton Road
  • Hampton Woods
  • Harwell
  • Heatherwilde
  • Heritage Oaks
  • Heritage Place
  • Hidden Lake Estates
  • Hidden Lake Estates
  • High Country
  • High Country
  • High Oaks
  • High Point Farms
  • Hilfiker
  • Hilltop
  • Hood Ridge Estates
  • Hunters Ridge
  • Hyland Greens
  • Johnson Addition
  • Johnson Meadows
  • Kelley
  • Kimball Hill
  • Kimberly Estates
  • La Paloma Estates
  • Laguna Vista
  • Lake Crest Estates
  • Lake Forest
  • Lakeside Estates
  • Lakeview Estates
  • Lakewood Acres
  • Lewis T Baker Addition
  • Linkside
  • Los Robles Estates
  • Madison
  • Manor Oaks
  • Marina Del Rey Townhouses
  • McClelland
  • McClelland Addition
  • Meadow Park
  • Meadows
  • Meritage Addition
  • Millican Place
  • Mustange Apts
  • Nightingale
  • North Main Place
  • North Side
  • Oak Creek Estates
  • Oak Park Villas
  • Oakwood Meadows
  • Odell
  • Park Central Garden Homes
  • Park Place
  • Park View Estates
  • Parkwood
  • Parra Linda Estates
  • Pecan Gap
  • Pemberton Estates
  • Quatro Grande
  • Ridgecrest
  • Roberts Road Estates
  • Russwood Estates
  • Sathre
  • Savannah Courts
  • Saybrooke
  • Shadow Glen
  • Shorecrest Acres
  • Shoreview Estates
  • Shorewood Park Estates
  • Silver Lake
  • Silver Lake Estates
  • Silver Lake Manors
  • Silvercrest
  • Siver Lake Manor
  • Sky Harbor
  • South Shore Acres
  • South Shore Acres
  • Stone Bridge Oaks
  • Stone Gate
  • Stonewood
  • Sunshine Harbor
  • Tanglewood Estates
  • Thompson
  • Thompson Addition
  • Tiffany Forest
  • Timbercreek Village
  • Timberline East
  • Timberline Estates
  • Timberline South
  • Town Park
  • Townhomes of Westgate
  • Trail Lake
  • Trailwood Mobile Home Park
  • Upton Acres
  • Villas at Silver Lake Estates
  • Vineyard
  • Walker Farms
  • Wall Street
  • Walnut Street Addition
  • Western Oaks
  • Western Oaks Estates
  • Westgate
  • Westgate Townhomes
  • Westover
  • Westover Addition
  • Wildwood Crossing
  • Wildwood Park
  • William Dooley
  • Winding Creek Estates
  • Windmill Estates
  • Windsor Forest
  • Windsor Forest East
  • Wood Creek Estates
  • Woodland Estates
  • Woodland Hills
  • Woods Addition
  • Yorkshire Meadows

Beginnings [1]

Archibald Leonard came to the area in 1845 and settled with the "Missouri Colony," from Platte County, Missouri. He was proprietor of a store on his land by 1849. About 1854 James Tracy Morehead, A. F. Leonard, and Henry Suggs platted a town and arranged to have a post office located here. The town was named for nearby Grape Vine Springs, and the numerous grapes which were grown in the area. The Grape Vine Sun began publishing in the 1890s. About the turn of the century the St. Louis Southwestern Railway ran through the town. In 1814 the post office changed the spelling of Grape Vine to the singular word, Grapevine. The town incorporated in 1936.

  1. Texas State Historical Association, Grapevine, TX, www.tshaonline.org, accessed August, 2014.
  2. Nearby Towns: Bedford City • Colleyville City • Euless City • Flower Mound Town • Southlake City •


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