- Since 1997 -
TEXAS TRAIL OF FAME
Congratulations to our 2024 Inductees...
The ten new additions representing the heritage, traditions, values and Western way of life are:
Jerry Baird - Rancher/Educator/Chuckwagon Cook
Arvol & Paula Looking Horse - Lakota spiritual leaders
Paul W. McCallum - Destination Development/Preservationist
Reba McEntire - Entertainer/Singer
Kit & Charlie Moncrief - Ranchers / Philanthropists
Chuck Norris - Philanthropist/ Martial Artist / Actor
Dale Robertson - Rancher / Actor
Prof. Richard F. Selcer - Historian/Author/Educator
Leta Smothermon - Stockyards Legend - "Don't Ask for Fries"
​Patrick Gottsch - Founder of RFD-TV Cowboy Channel
Paul W. McCallum was notified on March 20 that he is a 2024 inductee on the Texas Trail of Fame by (l-r) Texas Trail of Fame board member Eddie Sandoval, and Board President Brad Gandy. Paul W. McCallum, granddaughter Modean Croy, Grapevine Convention & Visitors Bureau board member Dan Weinbetger, Texas Trail of Fame board member Sallie Andrews, and daughter Rheonna Croy share in the event. Paul W. McCallum was honored as a Tourism and Destination Developer/Preservationist. He will be inducted on October 24; his star will be unveiled on October 26 in the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District.
MISSION STATEMENT
The Texas Trail of Fame, located in the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District in Fort Worth, Texas, was established to honor those individuals, organizations, groups and animals who have made a significant contribution to our heritage, traditions, set of values, and dedications to the preservation and perpetuation of the Western way of life.