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A Tour of Scenic White Rock Lake Park
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Tee Pee Hill

Tee Pee Hill

Lake Map Showing Location of Tee Pee Hill

"Tee Pee" Hill, formerly Roxana Point - one of the highest points of land surrounding the park, is named for the Texas and Pacific Railway (T.& P.) clubhouse that stood here from 1925 until the 1940s, not, as some people think, because there was an Indian campground here (there wasn't).

Texas and Pacific Emblem

Picnic tables and a new childrens' playground, built in 2002 thanks to the generosity of For the Love of the Lake, together make this area a popular spot for families.

At the bottom of the hill is a stone latrine designed by M. A. Burke and built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the late 1930s or early 1940s.

Tee Pee Hill Latrine built by the CCC
Built by the CCC

Tee Pee Hill

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