CCC and the Cow Camp Cabins
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trailhound1
N 34° 56.174 W 101° 38.268
14S E 259080 N 3869148
The Cow Camp Cabins were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the 1930's at Palo Duro Canyon State Park, Texas
Waymark Code: WMC024
Location: Texas, United States
Date Posted: 07/09/2011
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In 1933, the C.C.C. built four very small cabins near the turn-around area of the park. Referred to as "Cow Camp Cabins", these, two other cabins and the El Coronado Lodge were designed by Guy A. Carlander, an Amarillo architect and one of the park's leading boosters.
The four cabins have been renovated and are available for rent. Three are one-room, and one has a second small "alcove" room off to the side.
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