We visited Fort McKavett State Historic Site, a 150-year-old fort in West Texas, from the Texas-Indian Wars of 1850–1875, with a museum, some ruins, and several restored structures.

The visitor center and museum is in the restored hospital building:

Some museum exhibits:

Another angle of the hospital building:

Officer buildings:

A schoolhouse, that was used from 1874 to 1956:

Ruins of the commanding officers quarters:

Other officer quarters, restored:

Headquarters:

Barracks:

Ruins of barracks:

Officers quarters:

A “sink”:

The “Dead House” (morgue) behind the hospital:

Other side of the hospital:

A fascinating look at a slice of regional history.