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Gail, Texas

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Chief Quanah’s

Last Camp

The site of Quanah Parker’s last encampment before his 1875 surrender and journey to Fort Sill was near present-day Gail and Mucha-Que Peak,

a Borden County landmark. A Trail Arrow went into place near the museum in Gail on May 24, 2014. 



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VIEW OF

MUCHA-QUE PEAK

Mucha-Que Peak is visible from U. S. 180, the highway that runs east-west through Gail. The peak is on the south side of the highway. Look for it.

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Trail Arrow decorated with streamers, handiwork of the Borden County Historical Commission, to celebrate Quanah Parker Day,

Saturday, September 14, 2019. 



COURTESY PHOTO

FROM LISA MAHLER

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JULIE MUMME SMITH

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