Hidden Gems in White Bluff

With over 3,500 acres bordering Lake Whitney, White Bluff Resort is far from crowded. It is, in fact, filled with woodlands, ponds, streams and a couple of small interior lakes. The Resort itself — and its casual living environment — is a hidden gem in North Texas. But the Resort has a few hidden gems within its woodlands.

The Resort had been a ranch at one time and it is home to two cemeteries. Take a look at some of the hidden gems of days gone by.

Old Line Shack. Likely used by ranch **hands to tend the cattle at night.**

Side view of Cowboy’s line shack

**Neal Bones Family Cemetery – a Small Cemetery in White Bluff**

**The extent of Neal Bones Cemetery.**
**NOTE: This little cemetery used to be maintained until recent years.**

Fort Graham Village — the History

Old and New are Buried Here. 1800s to 2018.
Remains of an old foundation — across from the Neal Bones cemetery.

Full-sized Freight Car in White Bluff

Author: Emily Morris

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