Trophy Club, Bygone Days
Medlin Family
Historical Family Portrait of the Medlin Family
William Owen Medlin, born on August 31, 1838, in Cole County, Missouri. William was the 6th of 15 children born to Charles Simpson Medlin (18071864) and Matilda A. Allen (1812-1863)
Medlin Cemetery
Medlin Barn
How Medlin Barn was almost destroyed in a blaze of glory
But, in the end, it was destroyed without the fanfare
Ben Hogan Letter
Talks of Incorporation begin
January 1985 – Moving closer
to Incorporation
Order of Election to Incorporate signed by The Honorable Buddy Cole, Denton County Judge on January 8, 1985
January 17, 1985
A meeting was held at Lakeview
Elementary 2 days before the vote to Incorporate.
Electing the First Mayor of Trophy Club
Jim Carter Trophy Club’s First Mayor
First Town Council
Town Council Thru the Years
Our First Five Mayor’s: Jim Carter, Marshall Engelbeck, Scott Smith, Nick Sanders, and Connie White.
Town Council in the early 2000’s
Mayor Connie White
Mayor Nick Sanders
Mayor Alicia Fleury
Mayor Jeannette Tiffany
From 100 Municipal Drive to 1 Trophy Wood Drive
4th of July A Trophy Club Tradition
1980’s
1990’s
2000’s
2000’s
2020’s
2020’s
Trophy Club Parks
Trophy Club Park
Independence Park
Harmony Park
Freedom Dog Park
Trophy Club Veterans Memorial
Trophy Club First Responders
Trophy Club Police
The first law enforcement in Trophy Club was the Town Marshal’s Office. David Nolte served as the Town Marshal from Incorporation in 1985 until 1989.
Trophy Club Police Department
Town Council voted to form the Trophy Club Police Department in 1990 and hired Don Franklin as the first Chief of Police.
Trophy Club Police Department’s
First K9 Shadow
Trophy Club detective Mike Cherryhomes trained Shadow, a German Shepard, as the Town’s police canine.
K9 Indy & K9 Odin
Trophy Club Police
The Trophy Club Police Department is a vital part of our community.
Trophy Club Fire Department
In 1982, the Municipal Utility Districts (MUDs) held an election to initiate a fire tax to fund the fire department. The election passed and the Trophy Club Fire Department was now funded by the MUD but still operated using volunteer staffing.
Trophy Club Fire Stations
Groundbreaking 2010 New Fire Station
TC Fire Department
Trophy Club Clock Tower
Trophy Club Clock Tower
Trophy Club Clock Tower
John Harbin, vice-president of Beck Properties, and Trophy Club resident, drew a rough sketch of a clock tower on the back of a napkin and from there grew a vision that later became the Trophy Club Clock Tower.
“The Trophy Club Clock Tower is a gift from the current residents to the future generations. May the spirit of unity and civic pride, which inspired this project, prevail over our city.” Joh Harbin Beck Properties
On June 24, 1999, ground broke for the Clock Tower and on December 3, 1999, Trophy Club celebrated the completion with a dedication ceremony
Trophy Club Town Hall
May 12, 2015
May 13, 2016
Trophy Club Logo through the years.
Town of Patriotism
Around Trophy Club…
Trophy Club Employees
Aerial Photo 2015
