Bracketville, Texas: Seminole Indian Scout Cemetery
Established in 1912, the cemetery is the final resting place for a number of colorfully-named Old West characters.
- Address:
- RM 3348, Bracketville, TX
- Directions:
- From US Hwy 90 in Bracketville, on the west side of town, turn south at the blinker light onto RM 3348. Drive three miles. The cemetery will be on the left.
- Admission:
- Free
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Little out of the way, but you can continue on to DelRio on a good "non paved" road!
[Donna and Bill Blum, 02/16/2017]There is a Seminole Indian Scout cemetery, resting place to the scouts and their descendants. The Indian Scouts served at nearby Ft. Clark until 1914. Four won the Congressional Medal of Honor, and no scout was ever killed or injured in battle. It's a great old cemetery, and the names on the headstones are really poignant -- Mary Bowlegs is the one I remember best. There are signs leading to the cemetery off of Hwy 90.
Not too far away is the movie set where they filmed "The Alamo."
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