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Quartermaster Card for Isolation Hospital (Building 152)

Produced primarily by the staff of Tetra Tech EC, Inc., working under contract to the US Army Corps of Engineers, and material produced by the New Rochelle City Historian and members of an informal history and advocacy group, the Fort Slocum Alumni and Friends

The building card provides the details of the buildings construction materials, overall dimensions mechanicals, cost of construction, and maintenance expenses

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Quartermaster Card for Isolation Hospital (Building 152)

Produced primarily by the staff of Tetra Tech EC, Inc., working under contract to the US Army Corps of Engineers, and material produced by the New Rochelle City Historian and members of an informal history and advocacy group, the Fort Slocum Alumni and Friends

The building card provides the details of the buildings construction materials, overall dimensions mechanicals, cost of construction, and maintenance expenses

Quartermaster Card for Isolation Hospital (Building 152)

Produced primarily by the staff of Tetra Tech EC, Inc., working under contract to the US Army Corps of Engineers, and material produced by the New Rochelle City Historian and members of an informal history and advocacy group, the Fort Slocum Alumni and Friends

The building card provides the details of the buildings construction materials, overall dimensions mechanicals, cost of construction, and maintenance expenses

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Title:

Quartermaster Card for Isolation Hospital (Building 152)

Contributors:

Produced primarily by the staff of Tetra Tech EC, Inc., working under contract to the US Army Corps of Engineers, and material produced by the New Rochelle City Historian and members of an informal history and advocacy group, the Fort Slocum Alumni and Friends

Type of media:

Image

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Buildings , Brickwork , Masonry , Military facilities , Davids Island-Fort Slocum

Classification:

DDC: 720

Licence:

https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/?language=en

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