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Site of an Indian Village TX11320

Established early in the 19th century by a band of Cherokees. Inhabited until those Indians and their associated tribes were driven from Texas in 1839.

Erected by the State of Texas, 1936.

Spring St. & Butler St., city park, Gilmer, Upshur County Texas


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