Unexploded Artillery Shell From WWI Era Found in Woods in Near Memorial Park
The device was safely detonated by HPD bomb squad to prevent risk; Memorial Park was once Camp Logan, a WWI training site covering 7,600 acres, officials said.
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World War I-era artillery shell detonated by bomb squad after being found at Houston’s Memorial Park
The explosive discovery was made during site preparations for Memorial Groves, a $42 million revitalization project that will pay homage to the park’s origins as Camp Logan. The site served as a U.S. Army training facility between 1917-19, when more than 70,000 soldiers trained there.
Houston bomb squad safely destroys 100-year-old device in park
HOUSTON (KIAH) — Yesterday, Houston Police Department (HPD) reported that a bomb squad successfully detonated a World War One-era explosive that was discovered in Memorial Park. Memorial Park Gets a Makeover Camp Logan Soldiers Memorialized The explosive was found by construction workers in the wooded area along West Memorial Loop. The location where the device was unearthed was formerly Camp Logan, a historical training ground for soldiers.
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