White Settlement Day Parade

The first White Settlement Day Parade was held in April, 1956 as one of several events planned for a "White Settlement Day" program. The parade has endured to become an annual fall event.

2011 White Settlement Day Parade Award Winners

Listed By Categories

FLOAT
First Place: First Church of Fort Worth
(Recipient of $300 cash award)
Second Place: Blue Haze Elementary PTA
(Recipient of $200 cash award)
Third Place: Girl Scouts Daisy Troop 5231
(Recipient of $100 cash award)
DECORATED AUTO
First Place: Tannahill Intermediate
Second Place: Tarrant Regional Auto Crimes Task Force
Third Place: Fine Arts Academy
COMMUNITY CHEST
First Place: Kasey Conner, Miss Community Service
Second Place: Jasmine Lary, Pre-Teen White Settlement
Alicla Lary, Petite Miss White Settlement
Third Place: Katelyn Benton, Little Miss White Settlement
ANTIQUE/CLASSIC AUTO
First Place: Jim Warner, 1929 Model AA Truck (White Settlement Historical Museum)
WALKING UNIT
First Place: 15th Texas Cavalry, Company E
Second Place: Bubbles the Clown (Venus Grimm)
Third Place: Fine Arts Academy
RIDING CLUB - EQUESTRIAN
First Place: Tarrant County Sheriff's Posse
Second Place: Springtown Spurs
Third Place: Miniature Ranger Fans

2011 White Settlement Settlers Day Parade October 15, 2011
Click on thumbnail to view larger image First Church of Fort Worth 1st Place - Float Division $300 Award	Click on thumbnail to view larger image Blue Haze Elementary PTA 2nd Place - Float Division $200 Award
Click on thumbnail to view larger image Girl Scouts Daisy Troop 2531 3rd Place - Float Division $100 Award	Click on thumbnail to view larger image Jim Warner, White Settlement Historical Museum 1st Place - Antique/Classic Auto 1929 Ford Model AA Truck
Click on thumbnail to view larger image 15th Texas Cavalry, Company E 1st Place - Walking Unit Division	Click on thumbnail to view larger image Bubbles the Clown (Venus Grimm) 2nd Place - Walking Unit
We have placed many more photos from the 2011 White Settlement Settlers Day Parade on Flickr. Click here to view photos on Flickr from our 2011 parade