Farmers Branch, Texas is a small city located in the northern suburbs of Dallas–Fort Worth and has a population of 32,722 inhabitants. An interesting statistic is that it ranks 23rd out of all other cities in the nation for its cost of living index, making it an attractive option for people looking to relocate or retire within the state.
You will discover many historical sites when you visit Farmers Branch such as The Grove at Mustang Crossing – originally known as the “Mustang Ranch” which dates back to 1845 when it was founded by John Crouch and his family from Tennessee. It served as a stagecoach stop along what would become U.S. Route 75 and later Interstate 35E.
There are also several museums including A Tribute to Liberty Museum which honors veterans through artifacts and interactive displays; and DeGolyer House & Gardens where visitors can explore over 16 acres of lush gardens and take guided tours inside one of America’s most significant historic homes built between 1929-1931 by noted architect Maurice Fatio.
For those who like outdoor activities there are plenty of options too, such as Big River Park with 2 miles of trails leading to a pond filled with ducks; Veterans Memorial Park with picnic areas, playgrounds and soccer fields; Rosemeade Rainforest Aquatic Complex featuring water slides, lazy rivers and much more! If you’re visiting during summertime don’t miss out on Concerts in the Park held every Saturday night at Valley View Park followed by fireworks show.