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About Mission San Lorenzo
Mission San Lorenzo in Camp Wood, TX, was a Franciscan mission established in 1762 as one of the last attempts to convert the Lipan Apache in Spanish Texas. It operated until 1771, facing challenges such as food shortages, Comanche raids, and smallpox outbreaks. The site, part of the El Cañón missions, provides historical context through authored text and artwork.
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Serving Camp Wood, TX
Mission San Lorenzo in Camp Wood, TX, was a Franciscan mission established in 1762 as one of the last attempts to convert the Lipan Apache in Spanish Texas. It operated until 1771, facing challenges such as food shortages, Comanche raids, and smallpox outbreaks. The site, part of the El Cañón missions, provides historical context through authored text and artwork.