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Fort Seldon place

id: p_fort-seldon_6d12a8

also known as: Ft. Seldon

Probable 70%
Summary:  Fort Seldon was established in 1865 to protect settlers and travelers against Gila Apache raids.
Completeness: 70/100 Grade C
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Claims (8)

established_in

18651865
cited from Ruins, Fort Seldon (1949)
Ruins, Fort Seldon Description: Fort Seldon ruins; Ft. Seldon was established in 1865 to protect settlers and travelers in southern New Mexico against raids by the Gila Apaches. Today the Fort stands in ruins along US Highway 85 near Radium Springs in southern New Mexico. Creat…

established_to_protect_against

Gila Apache raids
cited from Ruins, Fort Seldon (1949)
Ruins, Fort Seldon Description: Fort Seldon ruins; Ft. Seldon was established in 1865 to protect settlers and travelers in southern New Mexico against raids by the Gila Apaches. Today the Fort stands in ruins along US Highway 85 near Radium Springs in southern New Mexico. Creat…

founded_in

1865
cited from Ruins, Fort Seldon (1949)
Ruins, Fort Seldon Description: Fort Seldon ruins; Ft. Seldon was established in 1865 to protect settlers and travelers in southern New Mexico against raids by the Gila Apaches. Today the Fort stands in ruins along US Highway 85 near Radium Springs in southern New Mexico. Creat…

located_along

cited from Ruins, Fort Seldon (1949)
Ruins, Fort Seldon Description: Fort Seldon ruins; Ft. Seldon was established in 1865 to protect settlers and travelers in southern New Mexico against raids by the Gila Apaches. Today the Fort stands in ruins along US Highway 85 near Radium Springs in southern New Mexico. Creat…

located_at

southern New Mexico along US Highway 85 near Radium Springs
cited from Ruins, Fort Seldon (1949)
Ruins, Fort Seldon Description: Fort Seldon ruins; Ft. Seldon was established in 1865 to protect settlers and travelers in southern New Mexico against raids by the Gila Apaches. Today the Fort stands in ruins along US Highway 85 near Radium Springs in southern New Mexico. Creat…

located_near

cited from Ruins, Fort Seldon (1949)
Ruins, Fort Seldon Description: Fort Seldon ruins; Ft. Seldon was established in 1865 to protect settlers and travelers in southern New Mexico against raids by the Gila Apaches. Today the Fort stands in ruins along US Highway 85 near Radium Springs in southern New Mexico. Creat…

present_state

ruins
cited from Ruins, Fort Seldon (1949)
Ruins, Fort Seldon Description: Fort Seldon ruins; Ft. Seldon was established in 1865 to protect settlers and travelers in southern New Mexico against raids by the Gila Apaches. Today the Fort stands in ruins along US Highway 85 near Radium Springs in southern New Mexico. Creat…

purpose

protect settlers and travelers against raids by the Gila Apaches
cited from Ruins, Fort Seldon (1949)
Ruins, Fort Seldon Description: Fort Seldon ruins; Ft. Seldon was established in 1865 to protect settlers and travelers in southern New Mexico against raids by the Gila Apaches. Today the Fort stands in ruins along US Highway 85 near Radium Springs in southern New Mexico. Creat…

Sources (2)

Ruins, Fort Seldon

New Mexico. Department of Tourism · 1949 · photo · details

Ruins, Fort Seldon

New Mexico. Department of Tourism · 1949 · photo · Use of SRCA images may involve obtaining permission from the copyright holder. Please contact SRCA prior to (re)use. · details

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