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- Historical Data and Recorded Events Preceding the Establishment of Fort McIntosh, Texas
- Brochure for Fort McIntosh, Texas
- Laredo Morning Times, “Celebration of our Heritage “Fort McIntosh”
- Laredo Morning Times, “Many threads make a strong fabric”, August 3, 1997
- Old Fort McIntosh No. 3 Photo
- Notes on Edward F. Krumpe
- Laredo Morning Times, “Historic preservation long term commitment at LCC”
- Beeville Bee-Picayune, “Henry leaves Rio Grande to help build new fort”, January 10, 1998
- LJC History, “Fort McIntosh founded to protect the area against Indians”
- Photo of Ft.McIntoshBuilding
- The Laredo Times, “Because of Many Indian Raids, Army Command Moves to Laredo” by Jerry Thompson
- Laredo Morning Times, “LCC diggings bake interest in Fort McIntosh past” by Mark Peterson, May 17, 1997
- “If These Walls Could Speak: Historic Forts of Texas” by Robert Utley
- Laredo Morning Times, “Star Fort a state historical site”, January 30, 1998
- Laredo Times, “Fort McIntosh, First Known as Camp Crawford, Founded in 1849” by Jerry Thomposon
- “Laredo and Fort McIntosh Furnish Much Colorful History” by Seb S. Wilcox
- Laredo Times, “Fort McIntosh plays key role in the rich historical atmosphere of Laredo”, May 29, 1977
- Notes regarding M.D.s at Ft. McIntosh
- The Polignac Gazette, “Brigadier General James McQueen McIntosh”, December 1994
- Leaders who worked for Fort McIntosh, 1935
- The Laredo Times, “Fort M’Intosh Is Named in Year 1850, 1937
- The Laredo Times, “Fort Barracks Burn Early Today”, May 10, 1933
- Description of life at Fort McIntosh, Texas
- The Laredo Times, “Fort McIntosh plays key role in Laredo’s History”, October 29, 1978
- Laredo Times, “Fort M’Intosh in Laredo Since 1849”, March 18 1940
- Survey for development of Fort McIntosh
- The Laredo Times, “Fort Nears the Century Mark”, March 29, 1936
- The Laredo Times, “History of Fort McIntosh is Given in Detail”, March 29, 1936
- The Laredo Times, “Larger Forts Better for Army”, August 7, 1929
- “Officers Saw Fort McIntosh as the Siberia of United States Army”, by Jerry Thompson
- Fort McIntosh Once Leased Much of What Is Now Laredo, by Jerry Thompson
- Fort McIntosh, First Known as Camp Crawford, Founded 1849
- Ft. McIntosh Described as Most Desolate That Can Be Imagined, by Jerry Thompson
- Washington-Irvana Correspondence
- Historical Data and Recorded Events Preceding the Establishment of Fort McIntosh, Texas.
- James B. Dosher Monument donation request
- Location of the Parks Mall in Arlington
- History of FortMcIntosh
- History of Fort McInotsh II
- Laredo Community College History Timeline 1947-2007
- Notes regarding Flight at Ft. McIntosh
- National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form for Fort McIntosh
- Laredo Morning Times, “LCC Moves to improve infrastructure”, March 22, 1997
- Laredo Morning Times, “LCC’s 50th Anniversary Concert set”, September 25, 1997
- Photo of Wright Model B
- Forts of the Old West
- A Short History of Fort McIntosh, by Rose T. Trevino
- San Antonio Express News, “Located at Indian Crossing, Laredo, Still Preserved by Uncle Sam Who Forbids Removal of Soil From Abandoned Site”
- Laredo the Gateway – “(Fort McIntosh) Plays Large Part in Good Neighbor Policy”, 1995
- “Our Little Hitch in Hell” by Walter Murray, 3rd Ill. Infantry Band.
- “Hell In Texas” by the Author of “Texas a Paradise”
- “I’ve done my Bit on the Border”
- Important Dates for LCC History by Dr. Nora Garza
- History of Ft. McIntosh Records
- The Handbook of Texas Online, “Fort McIntosh”
- Laredo and Fort McIntosh Furnish Much Colorful History by Seb Wilcox
- LJC Library Receives Ft. McIntosh Papers, Laredo Times 10/12/71
- Laredo Morning Times, “Pilot takes off from Ft. McIntosh”, October 29, 1995
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