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Historical Markers in Lanfair

 
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Lanfair is in San Bernardino County
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1 ► California, San Bernardino County, Lanfair — 19 — Camp Rock Spring —
On Cedar Canyon Road at New York Mountain Road, on the right when traveling east on Cedar Canyon Road.
To the United States Soldiers of Camp Rock Spring who guarded the U.S. Mail: No glory there, nor much chance for military fame, but true patriots and heroes were they, to submit to such privations -- yet these are the nurseries of the . . . — — Map (db m78592) HM
2 ► California, San Bernardino County, Lanfair — Fort Pah-Ute — 1867-68 —
Near Old Government Road.
As many as eighteen enlisted men of Company "D," 9th U.S. Infantry once served duty here within the now crumbling walls of "Fort Pah-Ute." Although never established as an official fort, "Pah-Ute Creek," as it was commonly called, did house a small . . . — — Map (db m51274) HM
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
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Nov. 11, 2026