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Camp Ford was a Prisoner of War Camp for the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War. Now owned by the Smith County Historical Society, this beautiful park to the NorthEast of Tyler is a nice place to visit.
It contains a nice Walking Trail, as well as plenty of historical documentation on what went on here.
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Tyler,Texas--Come for the Azalea and Rose Festival
Tyler, Texas is located approximately 126 miles from the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex and was named in honor of President John Tyler. As we traveled 80-E and then 20-E. we passed by Mesquite--Home of...
I will not be able to truly ever finish this page until I get the opportunity to visit Tyler when the Tyler Roses are in Bloom. During a recent trip with Stephen (Stephen-KarenConn) to the Capitol...
Tyler Tyler was named for President John Tyler who was one of the principals in bringing Texas into the Union. Tyler is known for its Roses and Azaleas. The incorporation date of Tyler: 1846 The...
Tyler is a little town with 80,000 inhabitants. It is half way between Dallas and Shreveport, LA, 90 miles from each place.
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