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WILD LAMPASAS BRONCOS IN WASHINGTION'S CONTINENTAL ARMY: How a Feral Horse Trap was Erected From Spanish Mission Ruins.
PDF Article below by Ryan Murray about Spanish mission and presidio ruins in Lampasas County from Texas Cache Magazine Volume 27 #4 Fall 2024 issue. File below may be viewed or downloaded and is meant to be printed on 8.5"x11" paper.
No part of this article may be reproduced without permission. Article citation: 2024. Murray, Ryan, "Lost Lampasas Mission, Part II: Texas Broncos in the US Revolution". Texas Cache Magazine Volume 27 #4 Fall Issue.
To Read Part I of the Spanish mission & presidio ruins in Lampasas County, see https://texascachemagazine.com/lampasas-spanish-ruins/
Peggy Smith Wolfe contributed to this article. She authored a book, Spanish Colonial Times in the Lampasas Area which can be purchased by clicking HERE
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