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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (1870-1878) - Established 20 Aug 1870 by Maj. [[James S. Brisbin]]<!-- not USMA -->, [[2nd U.S. Cavalry]], named for 1st Lt. [[Charles B. Stambaugh]]<!-- not USMA -->, [[2nd U.S. Cavalry]], killed by Indians 4 May 1870. Abandoned 17 Aug 1878 and transferred to the Interior Department 3 May 1881. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (1870-1878) - Established 20 Aug 1870 by Maj. [[James S. Brisbin]]<!-- not USMA -->, [[2nd U.S. Cavalry]], named for 1st Lt. [[Charles B. Stambaugh]]<!-- not USMA -->, [[2nd U.S. Cavalry]], killed by Indians 4 May 1870. Abandoned 17 Aug 1878 and transferred to the Interior Department 3 May 1881. | ||
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Established to protect the miners in the Sweetwater district. | Established to protect the miners in the Sweetwater district. | ||
== Current Status == | == Current Status == | ||
Revision as of 07:02, 23 September 2021
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Camp Stambaugh (1870-1878) - Established 20 Aug 1870 by Maj. James S. Brisbin, 2nd U.S. Cavalry, named for 1st Lt. Charles B. Stambaugh, 2nd U.S. Cavalry, killed by Indians 4 May 1870. Abandoned 17 Aug 1878 and transferred to the Interior Department 3 May 1881. HistoryEstablished to protect the miners in the Sweetwater district. Current StatusJust traces of buildings remain and a historical marker.
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