Mansfield City is located in Tarrant County. It was recently ranked as the 24th "Best Place to Live" in the United States by Money Magazine.

The city's name is a combination of the last names of prominent business owners R.S. Man and Julian Feild. Over the years, "Feild" was changed to "Field". 

The first settlers, who arrived in the 1840's, were of Scotch-Irish descent. The area was originally home to the Comanche Native Americans, who did not want their land settled by outsiders. The United States Army established nearby Fort Worth to protect the farmers.

In 1856, R.S. Man and Julian Feild built a grist mill at what is now the center of Mansfield. During the Civil War, 10% of the produce from the mill went to the Confederate Army. Due to the mill, Mansfield prospered during the war years and was incorporated in 1909.

We found resources in Mansfield to help you with your wedding planning, including wedding venues, flowers, wedding planners, and bridal shops. You can have a rustic ranch wedding at K Star Ranch, or an elegant wedding at Aristide Event & Conference Center, which is modeled after an 18th century Italian church.

In your free time, Mansfield has eleven parks for you to enjoy. It is also close to all activities, restaurants, and attractions available in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. 

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