History

Argyle, Texas came into existence when the Texas & Pacific Railway Company added a railway stop at the base of Hickory Hill Road. Incorporated in 1963, Argyle has become a community known for its beautiful rural character with a small-town lifestyle. 


The Town of Argyle truly offers the best of both worlds with the benefits of a quiet, small community atmosphere, along with the convenience of its close proximity of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Argyle’s excellent location within the Golden Triangle region of Denton to the North, Fort Worth to the West and Dallas to the East, provides a great place to reside, raise a family as well as having a convenient commute to regional job centers.


Welcome to Argyle!



  1. 1 Circa 1968 Kay Jenkins Teer and mother Yvonne
  2. 2 Argyle Depot
  3. 3 Argyle Methodist Church sanctuary circa 1969
  4. 4 Argyle Pride Task Force meeting
  5. 5 Argyle School circa 1917
  6. 6 Baptistm-on-Denton-Creek
  7. 7 B-W-Meadows
  8. 8 early-Argyle-students
  9. 9 fehleison-store
  10. 10 Meadows-Garage
  11. 11 Meadows-store-aerial
  12. 12 Meadows-store-interior

For more information about Argyle and its history in Denton County,  
visit Argyle Town Hall and tour the Yvonne Jenkins Memorial Exhibits.