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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (1898-1915) - Battery Parapet was an, [[Endicott Period]] 8 inch coastal gun battery mounted on the parapet of old [[Fort Monroe]], Hampton City, Virginia. Battery transferred to the Coast Artillery for use 1 Nov 1898 at a cost of $ 1,611.39. Deactivated in 1915. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (1898-1915) - Battery Parapet was an, [[Endicott Period]] 8 inch coastal gun battery mounted on the parapet of old [[Fort Monroe]], Hampton City, Virginia. Battery transferred to the Coast Artillery for use 1 Nov 1898 at a cost of $ 1,611.39. Deactivated in 1915. | ||
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Revision as of 09:42, 24 November 2015
Battery Parapet (1898-1915) - Battery Parapet was an, Endicott Period 8 inch coastal gun battery mounted on the parapet of old Fort Monroe, Hampton City, Virginia. Battery transferred to the Coast Artillery for use 1 Nov 1898 at a cost of $ 1,611.39. Deactivated in 1915. Endicott PeriodPart of the Harbor Defense of Chesapeake Bay., Originally built as an Endicott Period coastal gun battery with four 8" M1888 guns mounted on M1892 Barbette carriages mounted on the parapet of old Fort Monroe. No magazine was furnished. Only two guns were shown as mounted.
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Current StatusDestroyed, no period guns or mounts in place.
Sources: Links: Visited: 22 Jul 2010 Battery Parapet Picture Gallery
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