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'''{{PAGENAME}} (1866-1867)''' - Established 15 Jul 1866 by Federal soldiers from Boise, Idaho and moved 1 Sep 1867 to a new location [[Camp Warner (2)]]. Also known as [[Camp Burbank]] and [[Old Camp Warner]]. | |||
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==History== | |||
The first Camp Warner was a temporary camp built when winter closed in on Federal soldiers from Boise, Idaho. Lt. Col. (bvt. Maj Gen.) [[George Crook]], [[23rd U.S. Infantry]], arrived in the spring of 1867 and ordered the camp be moved west of the initial location to a lower elevation. He had a stone causeway built across Lake Hart so the wagons could reach the new location. | |||
==Current Status== | ==Current Status== | ||
Only a few indentations remain where stone fireplaces may have been. Two lonely marble slabs mark the graves of Ward Cantrell, born 1846, died 1867, and Lewis Debold, born 1847, died 1866. | |||
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(C) 42. | (C) 42.43043, -119.72918, Camp Warner (1) | ||
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'''Location:'''East side of Warner Valley, Lake County, Oregon. | '''Location:''' East side of Warner Valley, Lake County, Oregon,<br>near the site of the Order of the Antelope Blue Sky Hotel, now closed. | ||
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* Elevation: | * Elevation: 6,160' | ||
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'''GPS Locations:''' | |||
* {{GPSLinkLong|Lat=42.43043|Lon=-119.72918}} Camp Warner (1) | |||
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'''See Also:''' | |||
* [[Camp Warner (2)]] | |||
'''Sources:''' | '''Sources:''' | ||
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'''Links:''' | '''Links:''' | ||
* [http://www.northamericanforts.com/West/or2.html#warner North American Forts - Camp Warner] | |||
* [http://www.traditionalmountaineering.org/News_ONDA_HartMountain.htm Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge] | |||
* [http://www.humboldt1.com/~rplatz/hartmtn2/hartmtn2.htm Trip Account] | |||
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* OR0027 - Camp Burbank | |||
* OR0118 - Old Camp Warner | |||
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Camp Warner (1) (1866-1867) - Established 15 Jul 1866 by Federal soldiers from Boise, Idaho and moved 1 Sep 1867 to a new location Camp Warner (2). Also known as Camp Burbank and Old Camp Warner.
HistoryThe first Camp Warner was a temporary camp built when winter closed in on Federal soldiers from Boise, Idaho. Lt. Col. (bvt. Maj Gen.) George Crook, 23rd U.S. Infantry, arrived in the spring of 1867 and ordered the camp be moved west of the initial location to a lower elevation. He had a stone causeway built across Lake Hart so the wagons could reach the new location. Current StatusOnly a few indentations remain where stone fireplaces may have been. Two lonely marble slabs mark the graves of Ward Cantrell, born 1846, died 1867, and Lewis Debold, born 1847, died 1866.
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