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A water system was put in place by the Boy Scouts and volunteers and three structures were acquired and donated to the site. One of the structures was used as the Ft. Lowell
Training Center and another structure as the Ranger Station. In 1953, the scouts obtained the funds to have a roof built over
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structures went into disrepair. Some of the portions of the fort were sold to the families in Tucson. Among the families which acquired in 1928, large portions where the fort was situated was the Adkins family. The Adkins family established a steel tank manufacturing business on the site. In 2006,
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created a Master Plan for the creation and development of what was to become the Fort Lowell Park. The park features ball fields, tennis and racquetball courts, a large public swimming pool, and the Fort Lowell Museum dedicated to Fort Lowell's days as an active military installation. Fort Lowell
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A couple years later, the Fort Lowell Boy Scouts troop, which was formed from boys in the neighborhood that had grown up around the old Ft. Lowell ruins, called El Fuerte and a farming community, populated by
Mormons, farther west that came to be named Binghamton. The two troops played a baseball
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Fort Lowell Park and the ruins within the property were listed in the
National Register of Historic Places on December 13, 1978. Other properties, which belong to the park or which in the past belonged to Fort Lowell, are individually listed in National Register of Historic Places and include
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The first known visit to the old fort ruins by the Boy Scouts of Tucson, which had been established the year before, occurred in April 1912. The scouts marched out to the abandoned fort under the direction of a member of the
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rebuilt the crumbling adobe ruin of the Post
Traders Store making it their home and studio. Through the 1940s a number of other artists moved into the Fort Lowell area establishing a burgeoning artist colony. Significant artists and intellectuals built homes and lived in the area including:
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composed of local stakeholders and preservationists, oversees the area, reviewing changes to properties within the zone to maintain historical accuracy. The zone includes numerous other building and cultural assets including vernacular
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game that year and are believed to have used the area fairly regularly for campouts, target practice etc. until about 1921, when Camp Lawton opened on Mount Lemmon. Within a few years, the Boy Scouts of Tucson became part of the
Catalina Council of the Boy Scouts of America.
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Tucson purchased the former Adkins property immediately west of Craycroft Road on which the last of the original officers' quarters stand. Plans indicated that they would be open to the public as a museum. However, high levels of
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soon moved north to take advantage of the "free" repurposed fort housing and framing jobs. In the early 20th century the small village continued to grow west of the ruins of the old fort. This occupation has become known as the
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the remains of the post hospital that still exists today, constructed a rail fence around the hospital ruins which was later replaced by a chain link fence and put up a flagpole just to the south of the remains.
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were found and the buildings were not opened. On the north end of the former Adkins parcel stands a pile of large stones that, according to local lore, formed a wall of the guardhouse in which
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1824:The Fort Lowell Museum.
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1100:Walter Reed
1024:Apache Wars
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718:Fort Apache
695:Wintersburg
655:Twin Arrows
575:Queen Creek
465:Joseph City
325:Casa Grande
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169:In use
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2174:2015-01-30
2029:References
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595:Scottsdale
570:Quartzsite
350:Cottonwood
330:Cave Creek
320:Camp Verde
265:Adamsville
64:32°15′36″N
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2484:Education
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1181:Jack Maul
1147:Period.
1145:El Fuerte
1126:El Fuerte
1104:physician
670:Weedville
630:Tombstone
610:Snowflake
530:Patagonia
500:New River
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177:Materials
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128:Condition
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2825:Surprise
2815:Prescott
2785:Goodyear
2780:Glendale
2765:Chandler
2745:Avondale
2692:Maricopa
2682:Greenlee
2667:Coconino
2649:Counties
2504:Politics
2494:Gun laws
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2396:Senators
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2098:Archived
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2064:The Fort
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1454:78003358
1420:Location
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1077:enlisted
685:Williams
660:Two Guns
620:Superior
605:Seligman
560:Prescott
455:Holbrook
450:Hereford
415:Glendale
395:Florence
385:Fairbank
355:Dateland
335:Chandler
280:Avondale
275:Ash Fork
185:mesquite
2918:Phoenix
2855:History
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2775:Gilbert
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2479:Economy
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2326:Arizona
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2687:La Paz
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2657:Apache
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189:earth
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2845:Yuma
2800:Mesa
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