My great great great great grandfather guarded the mail route between Fort Clark and Fort Stockton as a Texas Ranger in the early 1870s. He served under Captain Richarz. I would give anything to be able to own one of those homes someday
My father inlaw grew up here, his mom was born here around 1900. I recently bought a home several yrs ago in FCS after retiring. I found paradise after moving here. So quiet. Wildlife and wonderful neighbors is all I have. I would never live anywhere else.
I have been living in the fort for 3 years. It's filled with spirits and that comesary building is very creepy. Currently the creek is dried due to drought but it's is beautiful none the less. It's a pretty haunted but it's gorgeous out here.
Texas History you just can't deny the impact we have had in building America we must do all we can to continue to sustain and manage our freedom folks as it's being held hostage everyday!! God bless Texas and America 🇺🇸 🙏
My family spent our summer vacations at Fort Clark, from the early 1950's through about 1965. I was born after the first trips and was pretty young when we stopped going but I have some very fond memories. Loved the pool and the grounds. As an adult I visited the old fort several times and have stayed there over night once while heading to Marfa. I was disappointed, the accommodations were less than I had expected. I wouldn't stay again unless they clean the place up and really get the rooms in good shape. Having said that, if they do, I'll be the first to make a reservation. It's got so much potential it would be a shame not to restore it back to its glory days.
It would look great with a Confederate States of America and Bonnie Blue Flag raised high on the facility when Texas secedes from the despotic tyranny of the Federal Union in the year 2023 A.D.
The Federal Union Texas desperately wanted to be a part of, as it had no trappings of a successful, sovereign nation. Santa Anna was still a threat & the Comanches were truly "The Lords of the Plains"; hence Fort Clark & all the other "Federal" military posts in the state. Back in this century, please explain how all of those military installations around the state today would peacefully & easily transfer to Texas hands; & who would pay for their upkeep going forward? A Texas Navy? A Texas Air Force? A Texas nuclear capability? All VERY expensive. A seceded Texas population can say goodbye to its Social Security checks, Medicare, Medicaid, Affordable Health Care; & all the other "Federal" benefits many enjoy, including oil & gas & farming & business subsidies. Does a seceded Texas compete w/China economically? Are Texans ready to use passports just to gamble in Oklahoma or Louisiana? Do Colorado & New Mexico shut off the flow of, or dam the Rio Grande so a foreign country doesn't use "Federal" water? Don't forget the commercial consequences as well. Texas would now be a foreign country to the rest of America. That quite possibly will mean shipping & import & export tariffs, making life in Texas more expensive. Additionally, many major corporations HQ'ed here could likely leave this new, foreign country & take thousands of jobs & hundreds of millions in economic activity w/them. Speaking of money, how much would a Texas dollar be worth on the world market? It's quite likely that many of these people favoring secession also prefer a gold standard of currency. Does Texas have that much gold; or will it just shut up & issue paper like everyone else; or will it continue using those despised Dead Presidents? I'm for staying Texan & American.
My great great great great grandfather guarded the mail route between Fort Clark and Fort Stockton as a Texas Ranger in the early 1870s. He served under Captain Richarz. I would give anything to be able to own one of those homes someday
My father inlaw grew up here,
his mom was born here around 1900.
I recently bought a home several yrs ago in FCS after retiring.
I found paradise after moving here.
So quiet.
Wildlife and wonderful neighbors is all I have.
I would never live anywhere else.
I have been living in the fort for 3 years. It's filled with spirits and that comesary building is very creepy. Currently the creek is dried due to drought but it's is beautiful none the less. It's a pretty haunted but it's gorgeous out here.
Texas History you just can't deny the impact we have had in building America we must do all we can to continue to sustain and manage our freedom folks as it's being held hostage everyday!! God bless Texas and America 🇺🇸 🙏
My family spent our summer vacations at Fort Clark, from the early 1950's through about 1965. I was born after the first trips and was pretty young when we stopped going but I have some very fond memories. Loved the pool and the grounds. As an adult I visited the old fort several times and have stayed there over night once while heading to Marfa. I was disappointed, the accommodations were less than I had expected. I wouldn't stay again unless they clean the place up and really get the rooms in good shape. Having said that, if they do, I'll be the first to make a reservation. It's got so much potential it would be a shame not to restore it back to its glory days.
Oh my goodness, what a great country we live in! What an amazing place to call home!💫
Wow Bob! Who knew this existed. Thanks for the trip. Wish we could have seen more of inside.
My maternal grandfather was stationed there. I hope to visit one day and learn more about his service in the 13th Calvary F Troop!
I was there a few months ago. No need for security Hwy Patrol everywhere.
I got to visit there. Fond memories
Love your videos!
Great video
wow, good old days
Debbie did you live in Fort Worth, I remember you from one of my jobs JD Brackeen .
Did I miss a map or something? Where is this place?
Fort Clark Springs,
Brackettville TX
Dang!!! I want my husband to move back to TX!!
Come on home Hun. We'll leave the light on for ya!
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Thank you for sharing
Oh my gosh! What Red Blooded American wouldn't want to live there?! God Bless America! 🤠❤🔥
Where did Debbie live before she lived down there.
Why is this old fort not a museum?
Money, that's way
land been sold off and you can buy small houses with rv parking too , nice place when its cold
What is this?
I need to win the lottery so I can buy up a couple of those. I would love to retire there.
God bless you and ON the Eighth day God Created Texas
Who gave permission for these historic buildings to be sold to the public?
The authors of the Constitution! Stop worshipping the government, it hasn't worked out very well.
Some of them are privately owned that used to be former officers quarters.
Lmfao 🤣
What you going do about it Kevin? Lol
So sad that these can’t be made into a national historic park
It would look great with a Confederate States of America and Bonnie Blue Flag raised high on the facility when Texas secedes from the despotic tyranny of the Federal Union in the year 2023 A.D.
The Federal Union Texas desperately wanted to be a part of, as it had no trappings of a successful, sovereign nation. Santa Anna was still a threat & the Comanches were truly "The Lords of the Plains"; hence Fort Clark & all the other "Federal" military posts in the state. Back in this century, please explain how all of those military installations around the state today would peacefully & easily transfer to Texas hands; & who would pay for their upkeep going forward? A Texas Navy? A Texas Air Force? A Texas nuclear capability? All VERY expensive. A seceded Texas population can say goodbye to its Social Security checks, Medicare, Medicaid, Affordable Health Care; & all the other "Federal" benefits many enjoy, including oil & gas & farming & business subsidies. Does a seceded Texas compete w/China economically? Are Texans ready to use passports just to gamble in Oklahoma or Louisiana? Do Colorado & New Mexico shut off the flow of, or dam the Rio Grande so a foreign country doesn't use "Federal" water? Don't forget the commercial consequences as well. Texas would now be a foreign country to the rest of America. That quite possibly will mean shipping & import & export tariffs, making life in Texas more expensive. Additionally, many major corporations HQ'ed here could likely leave this new, foreign country & take thousands of jobs & hundreds of millions in economic activity w/them. Speaking of money, how much would a Texas dollar be worth on the world market? It's quite likely that many of these people favoring secession also prefer a gold standard of currency. Does Texas have that much gold; or will it just shut up & issue paper like everyone else; or will it continue using those despised Dead Presidents? I'm for staying Texan & American.
Yes!!!!! I agree wholeheartedly.
And chuck noris
Good luck avoiding fines for desecrating a historical monument when you vacuum the carpet, LOL!!!
Haunted much?
And it’s dry
Perfect for Californians moving into Texas...
Oh hell to the no!!!!
Texans are such hateful bigots
Just as long as the history isn't destroyed by that CA mindset.
Those of us that live here in FCS like it just like it is.
It’s a shame the state didn’t turn it into a park. Golf course chemicals will contaminate the water.
General George Patton lived here as well right before WW2, I live here as well