Historical Marker

Reynolds Castle

Marker on west side of road on Highway 112 approxamatly 2 miles north from intersection of Highway 112 and King Street in Cameron, Oklahoma. Reynolds Castle on Court Street in Cameron, Oklahoma · Cameron · LeFlore

Oklahoma marker

Inscription

On the hill to east was home of Capt J.E. Reynolds, a confederate veteran, a pioneer rancher and merchant. Built of native stone like a castle complete with turrets, and walls two feet thick, Reynolds was a delegate to the Sequoyah convention which attempted to bring I.T. into the union as a separate state.

Location

AddressMarker on west side of road on Highway 112 approxamatly 2 miles north from intersection of Highway 112 and King Street in Cameron, Oklahoma. Reynolds Castle on Court Street in Cameron, Oklahoma
CityCameron
CountyLeFlore
StateOklahoma
Coordinates35.154002, -94.516195

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