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  1. newmexiconomad.com

    In total, nearly four thousand Buffalo Soldiers served at eleven posts in New Mexico, protecting settlers and supplies. Many of these soldiers were stationed in south-central New Mexico at Fort McRae, near Elephant Butte Lake, Fort Selden, just north of Las Cruces, and Fort Stanton. 11% of the troops at Fort Stanton were Buffalo Soldiers by 1875.
  2. fortstanton.org

    Fort Stanton, NM, is a New Mexico State Monument with over 155 years of history. Found just outside the town of Lincoln and surrounded by the Lincoln National Forest, the 240-acre site is best known for its roles in the Indian Wars and the Civil War. ... and Gift Shop featuring Fort Stanton souvenirs and books by regional authors. Address: 104 ...
  3. nmhistoricsites.org

    Fort Stanton is situated on 240 acres and surrounded by 25,000 acres of undeveloped BLM land in south-central New Mexico. There are 88 buildings on this historic site, some dating back to 1855. Built of local stone, the sturdy buildings have lasted to this day, but most are in great need of preservation and development.
  4. en.wikipedia.org

    Fort Stanton around 1913. In 1899, President William McKinley transferred Fort Stanton property from the War Department to the Marine Hospital Service, converting the military reservation to America's first federal tuberculosis sanatorium. [8] [9]During World War II, Fort Stanton was used as a detention center for German and Japanese Americans arrested as "enemy aliens," and 411 German ...
  5. touristsecrets.com

    Sep 30, 2024Fort Stanton Established in 1855, Fort Stanton has a diverse history. It served as a military fort, a tuberculosis hospital, and even a World War II internment camp. The fort's museum offers a glimpse into its varied past. Fort Selden Near Radium Springs, Fort Selden was built to protect settlers from Apache raids.
  6. fortstanton.org

    Fort Stanton, New Mexico. Contact. ... In 1953, the Fort was given to the State of New Mexico and used first as a tubercular hospital and then, from the 1960's until 1995, as the State Hospital for the Developmentally Handicapped. ... United States. 575-354-8032 info@fortstanton.org. Hours. Mon 10 am - 4 pm. Tue Closed . Wed Closed.
  7. The Historical Marker Database

    https://www.hmdb.org › m.asp?m=45955

    33° 29.779′ N, 105° 31.487′ W. Marker is near Capitan, New Mexico, in Lincoln County. It is on State Road 220 at milepost 13.5, on the right when traveling south. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Capitan NM 88316, United States of America. Touch for directions. Other nearby markers.
  8. museumfoundation.org

    Fort Stanton Historic Site From 1855 to 1861, Fort Stanton served as a military post created to alleviate threats from marauding Mescalero Apache Indians to settlers and travelers in south-central New Mexico. Situated on 240 acres, and surrounded by more than 25,000 acres of Bureau of Land Management property, the fort comprises an astounding 88 buildings, some dating back to 1855. Featuring ...
  9. newmexicoculture.org

    Fort Stanton Historic Site Location. On Highway 220 Fort Stanton, NM Phone (575) 354-8032. Hours. 10am to 4pm Thursday through Monday, closed Tuesday and Wednesday . Admission. $7 for adults. Free for children 16 years and younger. NM residents with ID admitted free the first Sunday of every month. New Mexico foster families are admitted free ...
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