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* [[:Category:Harbor Defense of the Kennebec River|Kennebec River]] * [[:Category:Harbor Defense of Portland|Portland]] ...

...tery construction started in1942, was completed in 1942 and transferred to the Coast Artillery for use in 1942. Deactivated in 1944. ...Panama mounts were built into emplacements 1 and 2 of [[Battery Hawley]]. The other two were built beside [[Battery Hawley]]. ...

...in [[George Popham]], founder of the 1607 Popham Colony. Sold to the State of Maine in 1924. ...protect the mouth of the Kennebec River and the approaches to Augusta and the Bath Iron Works. ...

...leted and transferred to the Coast Artillery for use 13 Nov 1908 at a cost of $ 20,500.00. Deactivated in 1924. ...evel and the magazines below. Shells were moved from the magazine level to the gun loading platform by hand. No shell or powder hoists were provided. ...

...1908 and transferred to the Coast Artillery for use 13 Nov 1908 at a cost of $ 33,000.00. Deactivated in 1917. ...evel and the magazines below. Shells were moved from the magazine level to the gun loading platform by hand. No shell or powder hoists were provided. Elec ...

...1908 and transferred to the Coast Artillery for use 13 Nov 1908 at a cost of $ 45, 550.00. Deactivated in 1924. ...magazines on the lower level. Shells were moved from the magazine level to the gun loading platform by hand. No shell or powder hoists were provided. ...

...ring in 1941 at the start of [[World War II]] and turned back to the State of Maine in 1949. Assigned Location ID '''ME00034'''. ...rkins and Anson M. Oliver, 38.13 acres in the Sabino Hill area and 7 acres of flat lands. ...