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'''{{PAGENAME}} (1855, 1861-1865)''' - First established by volunteers as a Fort in 1855 during the [[Rogue River Indian War]]. Reestablished in Dec 1861 by the [[1st Oregon Volunteer Cavalry]] as Camp Baker and named after Major General [[Edward D. Baker]], U.S. Senator from Oregon, killed at the Battle of Ball's Bluff on 21 Oct 1861 during the [[U.S. Civil War]]. Abandoned in the summer of 1865. Also known as [[Camp Phoenix (2)|Camp Phoenix]].
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==History==
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Camp Baker was established in December 1861 during the [[U.S. Civil War]] to watch over Confederate sympathizers in nearby Jacksonville. It became the Union recruiting center for southwestern Oregon.
 
The camp buildings were built of pine logs and Coleman Creek flowed through the camp.


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'''{{PAGENAME}} (1862-1865)''' - Established in 1862 by the [[1st Oregon Volunteer Cavalry]] and named after Maj. Gen. E.D. Baker. Abandoned some time after 1865.
=={{PAGENAME}} History==
==Current Status==
==Current Status==
DAR Marker only at the intersection of Camp Baker Road & Charlotte Lane near Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon. The marker indicates that the site is 200 yards south of the marker. The GNIS database has a different location on the other side of Camp Baker Road.
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'''Location:''' Located .5 miles west of Phoenix, Oregon on Camp Baker Road at Coleman Creek.
'''Location:''' Camp Baker Road & Charlotte Lane near Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon. The marker is located at the intersection and the actual site is 200 yards south near where Charlotte Lane crosses the Coleman Creek.


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* Elevation: 1625'
* Elevation: 1,627'
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* {{GPSLinkLong|Lat=42.264139|Lon=122.835941}} Camp Baker
* {{GPSLinkLong|Lat=42.26571|Lon=-122.83595}} Camp Baker Marker
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'''Sources:'''  
'''Sources:'''  
* {{Hart}}, page 132
* {{OregonGeographicNames}}, page 141
* {{OregonGeographicNames}}, page 141
* [[Oregon Military History, Forts-Camps-Roads]]
* {{Roberts}}, page 662-663


'''Links:'''
'''Links:'''
* [http://www.northamericanforts.com/West/or.html#baker North American Forts - Camp Baker]


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*  OR0124 - Camp Phoenix (2)


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{{Visited|11 Nov 2013}}
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Latest revision as of 14:56, 6 April 2024

Camp Baker (2) (1855, 1861-1865) - First established by volunteers as a Fort in 1855 during the Rogue River Indian War. Reestablished in Dec 1861 by the 1st Oregon Volunteer Cavalry as Camp Baker and named after Major General Edward D. Baker, U.S. Senator from Oregon, killed at the Battle of Ball's Bluff on 21 Oct 1861 during the U.S. Civil War. Abandoned in the summer of 1865. Also known as Camp Phoenix.

Camp Baker Roadside Marker

History

Camp Baker Roadside Marker Text

Camp Baker was established in December 1861 during the U.S. Civil War to watch over Confederate sympathizers in nearby Jacksonville. It became the Union recruiting center for southwestern Oregon.

The camp buildings were built of pine logs and Coleman Creek flowed through the camp.


Current Status

DAR Marker only at the intersection of Camp Baker Road & Charlotte Lane near Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon. The marker indicates that the site is 200 yards south of the marker. The GNIS database has a different location on the other side of Camp Baker Road.

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Location: Camp Baker Road & Charlotte Lane near Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon. The marker is located at the intersection and the actual site is 200 yards south near where Charlotte Lane crosses the Coleman Creek.

Maps & Images

Lat: 42.264139 Long: -122.835941

  • Multi Maps from ACME
  • Maps from Bing
  • Maps from Google
  • Elevation: 1,627'



GPS Locations:

Sources:

Links:

Fortification ID:

  • OR0018 - Camp Baker (2)
  • OR0124 - Camp Phoenix (2)

Visited: 11 Nov 2013