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The back side of the Womack home. The building would later be put into service as a the Bursey Road Senior Center

Smithfield Cemetery is the final resting place of many early settlers of the area. Eli Smith, whom the community was named, was also laid to rest here. The oldest marker dates back to October 13, 1872.

"The organizational meeting for this lodge was held on July 13, 1875. Originally known as the Grand Prairie Lodge, the Fraternal Organization held its meeting in the Zion Church until the first lodge building was constructed in 1876. In 1894 the…

The cornerstone of Smithfield Lodge commemorates the construction of the lodge in 1981.

North Richland Hills old City Hall building located off of 820.

North Richland Hills old City Hall building located off of 820.

Smithfield Volunteer Fire Department.
From Left to Right:
O.S. Autrey, Eddie Fuchs, Melton Rhine, Vera Redding, Leon Collins, H.T. Worthington, A.J. Knight, and W.G. Gregory

Guy and Willie Reeves House- Four points- Now site of AutoNation Chevrolet former Hudiberg Chevrolet.

Guy and Willie Reeves House- Four points- Now site of AutoNation Chevrolet former Hudiberg Chevrolet.

Home of Clyde “Corky” Wood and Evelyn Wood. 4408 Vance Road. The home was located at the intersection of Vance and Briley, in the northwestern corner of North Richland Hills. The photograph was taken prior to the streets being paved in 1953. At this…