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17523 Castle Gap US 385, picnic area E side of the road 7.3 mi. S of SH 329. (Geological feature of Castle Gap is 3 mi. E of the marker.) When day breaks and the morning sun rises above Castle Mountain, a distinct landmark appears on the outer perimeter of the Chihuahuan Desert. The ... 851 Church & Fields Oil Discovery Well US 385, west side, picnic area 1.2 miles south of FM 1233. (Drilling site 2.25 miles southeast) Since 1839 Texas has set aside her public lands to finance education. The University of Texas at Austin acquired ... 1105 Crane County US 385, west side, picnic area 1.2 miles south of FM 1233. Marker reported damaged Oct. 2017. Marker inscription reported difficult to read. Formed from Tom Green County Created February 26, 1887 Organized September 3, 1927. Named in honor of William Carey Crane 1816-1885. A Baptist minister ... 18392 Crane High School Crane High School, S side W. 8th Street at main entrance across from St. Mary Street On Sep. 30, 1947, the Crane Board of Trustees proposed $1,050,000 to build a new high school campus for the growing community. The board and Supt. ... 5822 Crane, William Carey (County Named For) Courthouse Lawn, (corner of 6th & Sue), Crane Noted church leader, educator. A Virginian. Received B. A. and M. A., George Washington University. Taught in Georgia, 1837-39; was ordained Baptist ... 811 Curry, Charles Boothe In Crane Memorial Gardens Cemetery on S US 385 (Marker is in center of cemetery) Born in the Smith County town of Troup, C. B. Curry became a law enforcement official at an early age. In Jan. 1933, he joined the Texas rangers ...