The famous Highland Park ... Dollar Monarch moniker was born. Armstrong Parkway was built to skirt and protect the tree and provide a dramatic flair to the town entrance. But the Big Pecan Tree ...

Because of that, some called it the Million Dollar Monarch. When the Texas Legislature named the pecan the Texas state tree in 1919, Highland Park’s famous tree had stood for a generation already.

DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) - It will be a tree lighting for the history books Thursday night in Highland Park. For generations, the so-called "Big Pecan Tree ... Million Dollar Monarch, the gateway ...

The Town of Highland Park’s monarch pecan had lived at Armstrong Parkway and Preston Road for more than 150 years. Officials tout it as the location of Dallas County’s oldest tree lighting ...

For one of the oldest celebrated trees in North Texas, neighbors are about to say goodbye to something that has meant so much to so many. The famous pecan ... well as a Highland Park native.

The Big Pecan Tree was famous for the 5,000 Christmas lights strung across its branches around the holidays. It took just three days for a crew to cut down a tree in Highland Park that was more ...

You can’t miss the 75-foot-by-75-foot pecan tree at the corner of Armstrong Parkway and Preston Road. Known as the “Million Dollar Monarch,” the Highland Park bulwark has grabbed the ...

Nunneley told Texas ... the pecan tree at Nunneley’s ranch, which shines brightly in a pasture on its own, but make sure to turn right onto Barrington Hills Boulevard to pull over and park.