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Fort Davis is an integral part of America's military history and is a site of national importance. The strategy behind building the fort was to protect the travelers, mail coaches and other people who traveled to California in the pursuit of gold. Comanches, Kiowas, and Apaches were the main tribes that spelled trouble for the travelers and soldiers at Fort Davis patrolled the area on a regular basis. Eventually, in 1891 the site was abandoned and was neglected for seventy long years, only to be recognized as a National Historic Site in 1961.

This gallery is a landmark and a must-visit for any tourist heading to Marfa. The workings of the gallery are inspired by the long-term vision of artist Donald Judd, who settled in Marfa in 1986. You too will be inspired by the splendid works of art displayed here. The Foundation has been built on 340 acres (137.59 hectares) of land, which housed Fort D.A. Russell at one time. You will be amazed at concrete and aluminum works by Donald Judd, the large installation by Dan Flavin, and the sculptures by John Chamberlain. You can also admire the art of others like Ingólfur Arnarsson, Ilya Kabakov, and David Rabinowitch.