​Barry Scobee Mountain
​(1 Mi. North)             (6300 Ft. Elev.)

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Marker No: 10487

Geographic: 30° 36.59′ N, 103° 52.738′ W

18 x  28 Aluminum  Subject Marker 

Marker Text: Camp grounds and lookout post (1850s-1880s) for military, mail coaches, freighters, travelers, emigrants. Site of area's last Indian raid, 1881. Part of John G. Prude Ranch.
   Named by Gov. John Connally Dec. 21, 1964, to honor Barry Scobee whose efforts were largely responsible for the preservation of old Fort Davis.
    He was born, 1885, in Missouri. Served in U. S. Army in Philippines and later on merchant ship in World War II. Was editor, reporter, printer, publisher. Came to Fort Davis in 1917 and became an authority and writer on Trans-Pecos history. (1965) 

Location: Take SH 17 N approximately 1 mile