Texas Trail of Fame

Hall of Fame for Cowboys

Texas Trail of Fame

Established| 1997
Location| 130 E. Exchange Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas, 76164
Type| Hall of fame
Website| TTOF

The Texas Trail Hall of Fame is a cowboy hall of fame in Fort Worth, Texas. Established in 1997,[1][2] the building is located at 130 E. Exchange Avenue, in the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District of the city.[3]

The hall honors individuals who have contributed to the Western way of life. Bronze markers have been installed for each inductee. The markers are designed to resemble a frontier marshal's badge and each is inscribed with an inductee's name. New inductees are honored annually during ceremonies at the Red Steagall Cowboy Gathering and Western Swing Festival.[1]

## Inductees

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### 1990s

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1997

* J. Frank Dobie
* Will Rogers
* Roy Rogers
* Sid Richardson
* Bill Pickett
* Quanah Parker
* José Antonio Navarro
* Watt Matthews
* Tad Lucas
* Oliver Loving
* John Justin, Jr.
* Bose Ikard
* Charles Goodnight
* Dale Evans
* Amon G. Carter, Sr.
* Burk Burnett

1998

* Bob Wills
* Major Khleber M. Van Zandt
* Colonel Christopher C. Slaughter
* Juan Seguin
* George W. Saunders
* Frederic Remington
* Annie Oakley
* Richard King
* Sam Houston
* Zane Grey
* Gene Autry
* Stephen F. Austin

1999

* Sue McCafferty
* Charlie McCafferty
* John Ware
* W. T. Waggoner
* Red Steagall
* Windy Ryon
* Charles M. Russell
* Theodore Roosevelt
* Ruth Roach
* Steve Murrin
* Pawnee Bill Lillie
* Robert Kleberg, Sr.
* Holt Hickman
* Charles French
* David Crockett
* Samuel Colt
* Buffalo Bill Cody
* Jesse Chisholm
* Dolph Briscoe

### 2000s

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2000

* Lewis and Clark
* Ernest Tubb
* Erastus “Deaf” Smith
* Sacagawea
* Nat Love
* Elmer Kelton
* Will James
* John Coffee “Jack” Hays
* Amanda Burk
* James Bowie
* James Beckwourth

2001

* Yakima Canutt
* William Barrett Travis
* Edward Tarrant
* Sons of the Pioneers
* Luke Short
* Bat Masterson
* Jane Long
* Herb Jeffries
* John Ford
* Wyatt Earp
* Lorenzo DeZavala
* Kit Carson

2002

* Jay Silverheels
* Lawrence Sullivan “Sul” Ross
* Maurice W. “Tex” Ritter
* Clayton Moore
* John O. Meusebach
* M. L. Leddy
* Claudia “Lady Bird” Johnson
* James Butler “Wild Bill” Hickok
* Jim Courtright
* Martha “Calamity Jane” Canary
* Roy Bean
* Major Ripley Arnold

2003

* Jim Shoulders
* Cynthia Ann Parker
* Bob Moorhouse
* Tom Mix
* Miller Brothers 101 Ranch
* Louis L’Amour
* Britt Johnson
* Ben Johnson
* Susannah Dickinson
* William S. Davis

2004

* Jim Wright
* Leon White
* John Wayne
* W. R. “Billy Bob” Watt
* Old Blue
* Audie Murphy
* Enid Justin
* John Graves
* Jerry Diaz
* Chief Joseph

2005

* Peta Nocona
* William “Bigfoot” Wallace
* Mitzi Lucas Riley
* Larry Mahan
* Jim Lane
* Cleo Hearn
* Julian Field
* George “Press” Farmer

2006

* Hank Thompson
* H. Allen Short
* Tom Bailey Saunders, IV
* Midnight
* Charles McFarland
* Don Edwards
* E. M. Daggett
* John Butterfield

2007

* Daniel Webster Wallace
* Gustavus Franklin Swift
* John Peter Smith
* Samuel “Booger Red” Privett, Jr.
* Garlene Tindall Parris
* Chris LeDoux
* Adina Emilia De Zavala
* Mark Twain
* General Edward Burleson
* Catherine Bryant Arnold

2008

* Buck Taylor
* William Wallace Simpson
* Randolph Scott
* Larry McMurtry
* Mirabeau Lamar
* George Glenn
* Clara Driscoll
* American Buffalo

2009

* Oliver Winchester
* The Vaquero
* John Batterson Stetson
* Nolan Ryan
* Lily Langtry
* Joseph Glidden
* Henry O. Flipper
* Jack Favor
* John Chisum

### 2010s

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2010

* Casey Duane Tibbs
* Dean Smith
* Middleton Tate Johnson
* Johnny Gimble
* Neal Gay
* Commission Companies
* Choctaw Code Talkers
* Lynn Anderson

2011

* Leon Rausch
* Pam Minick
* Billy Minick
* Joseph McCoy
* Phil Lyne
* Quail Dobbs
* Henrietta Chamberlain King
* Superior Livestock Auction
* Texas Sesquicentennial Wagon Train
* Texas Declaration of Independence
* Anson Jones

2012

* Robert “Butch Cassidy” Parker
* Buckley Burton Paddock
* Bobbie Nelson
* Willie Nelson
* Harry “Sundance Kid” Longabaugh
* Lyndon Baines Johnson
* Temple Grandin
* Trevor Brazile
* Philip Danforth Armour
* Old Trail Drivers

2013

* Gen. William J. Worth
* Tumbleweed Smith
* Simon Farrar
* Set-T’ainte (Satanta)
* Rudy Warner Robbins
* Leon Coffee
* John Avery Lomax
* Perry Bass and Nancy Lee Bass
* Jim Thorpe
* Bass Reeves

2014

* “Stagecoach Mary” Fields
* Pastor Christer Segerliv
* William “Billy” Dixon
* Mabel Strickland
* Lawrence Steel
* Joe Dulle
* James Farmer
* Horace Greeley
* Comanche Code Talkers
* Ben Tahmahkera
* Ben King “Doc” Green

2015

* Joseph Sterling Bridwell – Oil Man
* Graham H. Childress – Rancher
* Cabeza De Vaca – Explorer
* Five Civilized Tribes – Indian Confederation
* Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo
* Fountain Goodlet Oxsheer – Rancher
* James Hampton – Actor
* Stylle Reed – Artist
* Bob Simpson – Preservationist

2016

* John Barclay Armstrong
* Choctaw Code Talkers
* Great American Cattle Drive
* Francis Augustus Hamer
* Loyd Jinkens
* Leander Harvey McNelly
* North Fort Worth Historical Society
* Vicente Oropeza
* Mary D & F. Howard Walsh Sr
* Cathy Williams

2017

* Billy Bob Barnett
* Margaret Borland
* Wilson Franklin
* Johnny Fry
* Bruce Greene
* Donald Jury
* W. O. Rominger
* Eddie Sandoval
* Clint Walker

2018

* Robert Fuller
* Barry Corbin
* Douglas Harman
* Granville T. Woods
* Jeanette Sterns Keim (Jean Marlowe)
* Plenty Coups
* S. Omar Barker
* Benjamin Tyler Henry
* H.B. Baker (H.B. “Hub” Baker)

2019

* James Arness
* Marty Robbins
* John Smith
* Black Kettle
* Chuck DeHaan
* Mathew Caldwell
* True West Magazine
* Clay O'Brien Cooper
* James Drury

### 2020s

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2022

* Robert Duvall
* Sam Elliott
* Geronimo
* Rebecca Tyler Lockhart
* Texas Rangers
* Jimmy Riscky
* Mollie Taylor Stevenson Jr. and Sr.
* Buster Welch
* William “Bill” Wittliff

2021

* David William Beautiful Bald Eagle
* John “Pete” Bonds
* Fort Worth Herd
* Lawson Daniel Gratz (Gratts)
* Keith Maddox
* Michael Martin Murphey
* Fess Parker
* George Strait
* Western Horseman Magazine
* George Westby

## See also

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* List of museums in North Texas
* National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma

## References

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1. ^ a b "About". Western Heritage from the Texas Trail. Retrieved February 29, 2020.
2. ^ "Trail of Fame-Walk honors Western heritage, culture". The Collegian. November 21, 2013. Retrieved February 29, 2020.
3. ^ "Contact Us". Western Heritage from the Texas Trail. Retrieved February 29, 2020.
4. ^ "Inductees by Year". Western Heritage from the Texas Trail of Fame. Retrieved February 29, 2020.

## External links

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* Official website