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Sugarloaf Mountain, historic site in Gause, returns to native hands

2023-12-15

Sugarloaf Mountain, a historic site in Gause, has been reclaimed by its original Native American tribe after 150 years. The Taka Tribe of Oklahoma plans to transform the 60-acre landmark into a public park and museum, celebrating their heritage and the site's significance in Texas history.

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