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1. www.tshaonline.org › handbook › entriesCamp Del Rio - TSHA

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   Sep 11, 2018 · Updated: February 24, 2021. Camp Del Rio, located four miles from the Rio Grande at San Felipe Springs in Del Rio in Val Verde County, had several additional names by the U. S. Army—Post of San Felipe; Camp San Felipe; Camp U.S. Troops at Del Rio, Texas; and Camp Robert E. L. Michie. San Felipe Springs was the crucial military resource, a ...

2. www.hmdb.org › mSite of Camp Del Rio - The Historical Marker Database

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   Mar 22, 2008 · Originally known as Camp San Felipe, it was an outpost of Fort Clark (28 mi. (A historical marker located in Del Rio in Val Verde County, Texas.) .d A United States Army post was established in this area on September 6, 1876.

3. www.vvchc.org › camp-del-rio-markerCamp Del Rio Marker - VAL VERDE COUNTY HISTORICAL COMMISSION

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   A United States Army post was established in this area on September 6, 1876. Originally known as Camp San Felipe, it was an outpost of Fort Clark (28 mile E), one of a chain of military fortifications constructed to defend isolated settlements of the Southwest Texas frontier. General E. O. C. Ord, Commander of the department of Texas, created ...

4. www.legendsofamerica.com › tx-delrioDel Rio, Texas – Rio Grande City – Legends of America

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   On September 6, 1876, Camp Del Rio was established on San Felipe Creek, on land provided by the San Felipe Agricultural, Manufacturing, and Irrigation Company. Originally known as Camp San Felipe, it was an outpost of Fort Clark, some 28 miles to the east. It was one of a chain of military fortifications built to defend the isolated settlements ...

5. fortwiki.com › Camp_Del_RioCamp Del Rio - FortWiki Historic U.S. and Canadian Forts

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   Camp Del Rio. Camp Del Rio (1857-1922) - First established in 1857 as a temporary camp in Val Verde County, Texas. Used by Confederate forces during the U.S. Civil War. Occupied by regular U.S. Army forces in 1876 as Camp San Felipe or Post of San Felipe. Named Camp Del Rio on 31 Mar 1881 and abandoned in 1891.

6. www.hmdb.org › mCamp Michie - The Historical Marker Database

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   Sep 5, 2021 · 1. Camp Michie Marker. Inscription. The military established Camp Michie, formerly known as Camp Del Rio, during the 1910s to serve forces assigned to secure the U.S.-Mexico border during the Mexican Revolution. As part of that duty, troops guarded railroad bridges along the border, including the High Bridge across the Pecos River and other ...

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   When was Camp Del Rio established?

   • On September 6, 1876, Camp Del Rio was established on San Felipe Creek, on land provided by the San Felipe Agricultural, Manufacturing, and Irrigation Company. Originally known as Camp San Felipe, it was an outpost of Fort Clark, some 28 miles to the east.

   Del Rio, Texas – Rio Grande City – Legends of America

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   Where is Camp Del Rio located?

   • Situated on San Felipe Creek, the site of old Camp Del Rio is located near on the northeast corner of Dr. Fermin Calderon Blvd (U.S. 277) and De La Rosa Street by Kathy Alexander. On September 6, 1876, Camp Del Rio was established on San Felipe Creek, on land provided by the San Felipe Agricultural, Manufacturing, and Irrigation Company.

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   How did San Felipe del Rio get its name?

   • Residents in the area referred to the slowly developing townsite as San Felipe del Rio. According to local lore, the name came from early Spanish explorers who offered a Mass at the site of the nearby springs on St. Philip’s Day, 1635.

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   What was Camp San Felipe known for?

   • Originally known as Camp San Felipe, it was an outpost of Fort Clark, some 28 miles to the east. It was one of a chain of military fortifications built to defend the isolated settlements on the southwest frontier against Indians and Mexican bandits.

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   Where is Del Rio Texas?

   • Del Rio, Texas Signs Collage by Kathy Alexander. Del Rio, Texas, the county seat of Val Verde County, has a history that goes back far beyond the establishment of the city. Devils River in Val Verde County, Texas by Kathy Alexander.

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   How did Del Rio get its water?

   • When Del Rio was first formed, it was totally dependent upon water from San Felipe Creek, hauled in large barrels in wagons into the community. However, in 1883, the railroad built the first piped water system. Water was then pumped from the creek to a large wooden tank located north of the railroad tracks.

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8. www.texasworldwar1centennial.org › 2018/02/19ALL THE TEXAS WWI BASES, GREAT AND SMALL

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   Feb 19, 2018 · This is our best effort to compile a comprehensive list from numerous sources (bases used during WWI and the date they were established is noted). WWI Forts, Camps & Training Sites (non-aviation): Camp Bowie (Ft. Worth) – 1917; Camp Del Rio (Del Rio ) – 1910; San Antonio area Camp Bullis (San Antonio) – 1908