North Hartshorne Drive, Middletown township, NJ 07732
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Nearest Named Buildings
- - 437 m
- - 588 m
- - 560 m
Built in 1940 as the #2 Mine Loading Room, the building was changed to a mine case fill plant in 1954 with some minor space changes in the floor area. - - 512 m
Fireproof brick shed for storage of torpedoes (mine). - - 623 m
- - 575 m
Built in 1940 as additional mine storehouse when the number of mine groups (fields) was expanded from eight to 23 groups. - - 462 m
- - 494 m
The structure is the salient angle of the SW Bastion of a five-bastion granite fort constructed by Corps of Engineers between 1859 and 1868. Because of technological advances during The Civil War this fort was obsolete before completion. - - 472 m
- - 364 m
Built in 1892 as the Fort Hancock Engineer Officer's Quarters. - - 292 m
Built as a one-family house for the Fort Hancock Post Engineer in 1902. - - 183 m
One story masonry block building on concrete slab. Built after 1944, the building dimensions are 14' x 29'. - - 115 m
Built in 1920 as a locomotive store house and warehouse. There is no trace of railroad tracks on either inside or outside of the building. The tracks appear to have been removed by the Army between 1944 and 1956. - - 194 m
- - 288 m
Constructed in the early 1883s as Sandy Hook Lighthouse Keepers quarters. - - 178 m
Built in 1937, "I" shaped central section is 36' x 83' and 9,500 square feet. The northern wing was the family quarters for the Coast Guard Group Commander. The remainder of the building held offices and electronic work and equipment spaces. - - 264 m
Six three-inch rapid-fire gun emplacements. - - 376 m
Four three-inch rapid-fire gun emplacements. - - 259 m
Built in 1956, the building housed the loran signal timing monitoring equipment for loran rate 3H5.