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“It was a chilling finish after midnight.”

VERY CHILLING VISIT> We visited the site a little after mid night on Sept. 29 at 12:13 AM , I had... read more

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Dee Dee D

Corsicana, Texas

“Peaceful visit.”

I saw this on tripadvisor as something to do in Comanche, Texas. I decided this sounded... read more

Reviewed February 19, 2016

Tim G

Amarillo, Texas

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2 weeks ago

“It was a chilling finish after midnight.”

Feb 19, 2016

“Peaceful visit.”

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Sipe Springs, Comanche, TX

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Dee Dee D

Corsicana, Texas

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

It was a chilling finish after midnight.

VERY CHILLING VISIT> We visited the site a little after mid night on Sept. 29 at 12:13 AM , I had never been here and our conversations earlier made me prepare us for the the unknown. So I drew a cross on the palm of...More

Date of experience: September 2019

1 Thank Dee Dee D

Tim G

Amarillo, Texas

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Reviewed February 19, 2016

Peaceful visit.

I saw this on tripadvisor as something to do in Comanche, Texas. I decided this sounded interesting. It was a little hard to find but I was able to locate it. It is on the side of a county road. It is quiet and peaceful....More

Date of experience: February 2016

1 Thank Tim G

Dajo43

Fort Worth, Texas

12256

Reviewed August 15, 2015

Interesting Because It Has Survived Since 1890!

This is nothing but a grave in the middle of a dirt road, but I am very partial to it. By searching The Sipe Springs Angel on texansunited.com, you can find the full story of this little grave. Without that story, the grave won't mean...More

Date of experience: August 2015

4 Thank Dajo43

BobShelton

Honey Grove, Texas

450188

Reviewed September 28, 2014

You will never see anything else like this again

This is one of those little known and hidden places that only the locals know about. A three year old pioneer girl died and was buried next to the road, and the grave is maintained by the county and several other area visitors. Her name...More