In 1917, the United States leased a large tract of land from the well-known Hogg family, and it became Camp Logan, a sophisticated training camp for U.S. Army soldiers. Camp Logan operated as a military establishment and a charity hospital for several years before the sons of Texas Governor James Hogg regained control of the land. In 1925, the Hogg family conveyed to the City of Houston much of this property for the development of Memorial Park as a dedication to the memory of World War I soldiers. Now this neighborood of mainly twonhomes and free-standing patio homes enjoys views of Memorial Park and Downtown.
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