New Signs Highlight Camp Naco Project
On April 9, 2010, a small but enthusiastic group gathered just inside a chain-link fence to unveil three large signs that tell a small part of the story of Camp Naco. Debby Swartzwelder, President of the nonprofit Naco Heritage Alliance, shared some of her research results with the group, and then introduced four speakers who pledged their commitment to preserving this place.
The signs were funded by an Arizona Heritage Fund Grant awarded to Huachuca City. That grant also paid for the chain-link fence that now protects most of the adobe buildings at Camp Naco.