“Cornerstone from the main building of the Texas Cotton Palace, moved in 1940 and mounted on a seven-foot slab of gray Georgian granite. It stood at the apex of Lovers Leap in Cameron Park until 1995.”- The Helen Marie Taylor Museum.
Note: According to surrounding info cards at the museum, Albert T. Clifton had the cornerstone moved to Cameron Park in 1940. He had been the President of the Cotton Palace 1910-1911. Henry Dietz of Dietz Memorial repaired the cornerstone and had it moved to the museum in 1995. — at Helen Marie Taylor Museum.

My Grand Father, Harvey Dempsey, was Night Watchman at the Palace for years, , in the 20’s and 30’s
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He would have some stories to tell us! Thank you!
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Unfortunately, Gran Pa passed away in 1939 when I was 4yrs old , so I didn’t get to enjoy them …
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