Fort Worth
Mar 03rd 2010 12:18
Fort Worth was the center of the cattle drives and the ranching industory and earned it the nickname "Cowtown." The city was named in honor of the US Army General, Worth. Nowadays, there are a lots of museum in downtown.
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Fort Worth was the center of the cattle drives and the ranching industry and earned it the nickname "Cowtown." The city was named in honor of the US Army General, William Worth. *We only refer to someone by their surname after their full name has been given. For example: William Worth was born in Hudson. He fought in the Mexican-American War. ... Worth died in 1849 in San Antonio.
Nowadays, there are a lots of museums in downtown.
Thank you for your explanation. I did not know that his surname was William and he fought in the Mexican-American War.. I will read his biography.