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Site of Old Park Named for Comanche Chief Katemcy

Helped make 1847 treaty with settlers. Katemcy and peace party said to have camped in present park. At first Old Settlers Reunion here (1925) Herman Lehmann, raised by Indians, showed ritual killing of animal with a longbow. Settlers gave the land to state for use as park. 1967

30.9109° N, 99.2564° W

Where to Find It

west side of Dry Fork Katemcy Creek

Nearby Markers

All 45 markers in Mason County

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