Appendix I Arsenals and Armories by Location
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Appendix I Arsenals and Armories by Location This table is organized alphabetically by location and generally (and somewhat meaningless) to assign discreet units to any given chronologically within each location. Shaded entries denote armory. arsenals/armories that no longer survive. In addition to the forty-three (43) arsenals/armories listed in the Many entries include the unit(s) for which the facility was built National Register of Historic Places, there are two facilities that have or that had clear and lengthy affiliations with a specific arsenal or been designated as National Historic Landmarks. They are the armory. Some entries, especially those for post–World War I armories, Seventh Regiment Armory (1879) on Park Avenue and the Sixty- contain no specific unit, primarily because the names changed so ninth Regiment Armory (1906) on Lexington Avenue. Both are frequently during the twentieth century that it is virtually impossible located in Manhattan. DATE OF NATIONAL LOCATION ARMORY UNIT ADDRESS DATE, ARCHITECT REGISTER LISTING Albany Albany Arsenal Broadway at North Lawrence Street 1799 Albany County Hooker Albany Albany Arsenal Tenth Regiment, Hudson Street (later Avenue) 1858 Albany County Third Division (South) and Eagle Street von Steinwehr Albany Washington Avenue Tenth Batallion 195 Washington Avenue 1889–93 1995 Albany County Armory Perry Albany New Scotland Avenue Troop B New Scotland Avenue 1914 1994 Albany County Armory Pilcher Amsterdam Amsterdam Armory Forty-sixth Separate Florida Avenue at DeWitt Street 1895 1994 Montgomery County Company Perry Auburn Auburn Armory Forty-ninth Regiment 57 Water Street 1873 Cayuga County Hamblin Ballston Spa Ballston Spa Arsenal Third Division (North) Ballston Avenue 1858 Saratoga County White Binghamton Binghamton Armory Sixth Battery and 202–208 State Street 1880s 1986 Broome County Twentieth Separate Company Entries that are shaded denote facilities that no longer survive. © 2006 State University of New York Press, Albany 293 DATE OF NATIONAL LOCATION ARMORY UNIT ADDRESS DATE, ARCHITECT REGISTER LISTING Binghamton Binghamton Armory Sixth Battery and Washington Street 1904–06 Broome County Twentieth Separate Heins Company Binghamton Binghamton Armory 85 West End Avenue 1932–34 Broome County Haugaard Bronx Franklin Avenue Second Battery 1122 Franklin Avenue (at East 166th 1908–11 Bronx County Armory Street) Haight Bronx Kingsbridge Armory Eighth Coastal Artillery 29 West Kingsbridge Road (between 1912–17 1982 Bronx County District Jerome and Reservoir avenues) Pilcher and Tachau Brooklyn Gothic Hall Thirteenth and Adams Street 1830s Kings County Fourteenth regiments Brooklyn Henry Street Armory Thirteenth and Henry Street at Cranberry Street 1858 Kings County Fourteenth regiments Brooklyn State Arsenal Second Division North Portland Avenue at Auburn 1858 Kings County Place Brooklyn Flatbush Avenue Thirteenth Regiment Flatbush Avenue at Hanson Place 1874–75 Kings County Armory Brooklyn North Portland Avenue Fourteenth Regiment North Portland Avenue at Auburn 1877–78 Kings County Armory Place Brooklyn Clermont Avenue Twenty-third Regiment Clermont Avenue between Myrtle 1872–73 (extensively Kings County Armory and Willoughby avenues remodeled in 1911) Mundell Brooklyn Clermont Avenue First Battalion of Clermont Avenue between Myrtle 1911 Kings County Armory Field Artillery and Willoughby avenues Brooklyn Forty-seventh Regiment Forty-seventh Regiment 355 Marcy Avenue (between 1883–84 Mundell Kings County Armory Heyward and Lynch streets) (1899 drill shed: Perry) Brooklyn Dean Street Armory Second Signal Corps 793–801 Dean Street 1909–11 (originally Kings County designed by Dixon ca. 1884 for the Third [Gatling] Battery) Robinson and Kunst Entries that are shaded denote facilities that no longer survive. 294 © 2006 State University of New York Press, Albany DATE OF NATIONAL LOCATION ARMORY UNIT ADDRESS DATE, ARCHITECT REGISTER LISTING Brooklyn Thirteenth Regiment Thirteenth Regiment 357 Sumner Avenue (now Marcus 1892–94 Kings County Armory Garvey Boulevard; between Atlantic Daus Avenue and Pacific Street) Brooklyn Twenty-third Regiment Twenty-third Regiment 1322 Bedford Avenue (between 1891–95 1980 Kings County Armory Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Street) Fowler and Hough (with Perry) Brooklyn Fourteenth Regiment Fourteenth Regiment 1402 Eighth Avenue (between 14th 1891–95 1994 Kings County Armory and 15th streets) Mundell Brooklyn Troop C Armory Troop C 1579 Bedford Avenue (between 1903–07 Kings County President and Union streets) Pilcher and Tachau Brooklyn Brooklyn Arsenal Second Avenue (between 63rd and 1924–26 Kings County 64th streets) Jones Buffalo Broadway Arsenal Sixty-fifth and Seventy- Broadway (formerly Batavia Road) 1858 Erie County fourth regiments Otis Buffalo Virginia Street Seventy-fourth Virginia Street at North William 1868 Erie County Armory Regiment Street (later Fremont Place, later Elmwood Avenue) Buffalo Virginia Street Seventy-fourth Virginia Street at Fremont Place 1882 Erie County Armory Regiment (formerly North William Street, later Beebe Elmwood Avenue) Buffalo Virginia Street Seventy-fourth Virginia Street at Elmwood Avenue 1884–86 Erie County Armory Regiment (originally Fremont Place, Bethune and Bethune subsequently North William Street) Buffalo Connecticut Street Seventy-fourth 184 Connecticut Street (between 1896–99 1995 Erie County Armory Regiment Niagara Street and Prospect Avenue) Perry (with Lansing) Buffalo Sixty-fifth Regiment Sixty-fifth Regiment Broadway between Potter and 1884 Erie County Armory Milner streets Buffalo Masten Avenue Sixty-fifth Regiment 27 Masten Avenue 1902–07 Erie County Armory Heins Buffalo Masten Avenue Sixty-fifth Regiment 27 Masten Avenue 1932–33 Erie County Armory Haugaard Entries that are shaded denote facilities that no longer survive. © 2006 State University of New York Press, Albany 295 DATE OF NATIONAL LOCATION ARMORY UNIT ADDRESS DATE, ARCHITECT REGISTER LISTING Buffalo West Delavan Avenue Troop I, 121st Calvary 1015 West Delavan Avenue 1917 Erie County Armory Pilcher Canandaigua Canandaigua Arsenal Arsenal Hill 1808 Ontario County Catskill Catskill Armory Sixteenth Separate 78 Water Street 1888–89 Greene County Company Perry Cohoes Cohoes Armory Seventh Separate Hart Street (current legal address: 1892–93 Albany County Company 41 Columbia Street) Perry Corning Corning Arsenal Seventh Division First Street between Washington 1858 Steuben County (South) and Hamilton streets Corning Corning Armory Centerway 1935–36 2003 Steuben County Haugaard Dunkirk Dunkirk Arsenal Eighth Division (South) Central Avenue and East Fourth 1858 Chautauqua County Street White Elmira Elmira Armory Thirteenth Separate 307 East Church Street 1886–88 1980 Chemung County Company Pierce Flushing Flushing Armory Seventeenth Separate 137–58 Northern Avenue 1904–05 1995 Queens County Company Heins Geneva Geneva Armory Thirty-fourth Separate 300 Main Street 1892 (with 1906 1995 Ontario County Company expansion by Heins) Perry Geneva Geneva Armory Thirty-fourth Separate 300 Main Street 1906 1995 Ontario County Company Heins Glens Falls Glens Falls Armory Eighteenth Separate 147 Warren Street 1895 1984 Warren County Company Perry Gloversville Gloversville Armory Nineteenth Separate 87 Washington Street 1904–05 1995 Fulton County Company Heins Hempstead Hempstead Armory 216 Washington Street 1927–29 Nassau County Jones Hoosick Falls Hoosick Falls Armory Thirty-second Separate Church Street at Elm Street 1888–89 1995 Rensselaer County Company Perry Entries that are shaded denote facilities that no longer survive. 296 © 2006 State University of New York Press, Albany DATE OF NATIONAL LOCATION ARMORY UNIT ADDRESS DATE, ARCHITECT REGISTER LISTING Hornell Hornell Armory Forty-seventh Separate 100 Seneca Street 1894–96 1980 Steuben County Company Perry Hudson Hudson Armory Twenty-third Separate Fifth and State streets 1898 Columbia County Company Perry Ithaca Ithaca Armory/ Cornell University 1914–18 Tompkins County Barton Hall Pilcher Jamaica Jamaica Armory Fourth Regiment 168th Street 1936 Queens County (104th Field Artillery) Meyers Jamestown Jamestown Armory Thirteenth Separate South Main Street 1890–92 Chautauqua County Company Perry Jamestown Jamestown Armory Porter Avenue and Front Street 1932 1995 Chautauqua County Haugaard Kingston Kingston Armory Fourteenth Separate 467 Broadway (at Hoffman Street) 1879 Ulster County Company Wood Kingston Kingston Armory North Manor Road 1932 Ulster County Haugaard Malone Malone Armory Twenty-seventh 116 West Main Street 1891–92 1995 Franklin County Separate Company Perry Medina Medina Armory Twenty-ninth Separate 302 Pearl Street (at Prospect Street) 1901 1995 Orleans County Company Heins Middletown Middletown Armory Twenty-fourth Separate Highland Avenue at Wickham 1891–92 Orange County Company Avenue Perry Mohawk Mohawk Armory Thirty-first Separate 83 East Main Street 1891–92 Herkimer County Company Perry Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Armory Eleventh Separate North Fifth Avenue at North Street 1888–89 Westchester County Company Perry New York City Centre Market Armory Seventh Regiment Grand and Centre streets 1830s (Manhattan) (et alia) New York County New York City Downtown Arsenal First Division White, Elm, Center and Franklin 1844 (Manhattan) streets New York County Entries that are shaded denote facilities that no longer survive. © 2006 State University of New York Press, Albany 297 DATE OF NATIONAL LOCATION ARMORY UNIT ADDRESS DATE, ARCHITECT REGISTER LISTING New York City Central Park Arsenal