Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1038, North side of Tenth Avenue, Block 10,...
Significance: Building T-1038 is a Standard Hospital Ward, Type W-1, with a 33-bed capacity; as one of thirty such buildings, it is the most common type of structure located at the hospital area. Survey number... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1467, 1300' East of Intersection of South N...
Significance: Building T-1467 is significant as an intact example of an 800 Series Gas Station and Pump House, known at Fort McCoy as a GSPH. With the substitution of cement asbestos siding for the drop wood s... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-10111, Southeast of Auxiliary Boiler House,...
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Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1042, North side of Tenth Avenue, Block 10,...
Significance: Building T-1042 is a Combination Standard Hospital Ward, Type W-2, with a 26 bed capacity (original). This type of ward provided for the seriously ill, and isolation of these patients, as compare... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-635, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-635 is of interest historically as a nearly unaltered example of a mess hall at Fort McCoy. One of 172 such buildings erected at the cantonment, the 635 hall illustrates the setting in... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2115, Midway between South Seventh & South ...
Significance: Building T-2115 is significant as a standing example of a large mobilization maintenance shed, adapted by the area engineer from both 700 and 800 Series drawings. The construction of Building T-2... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-449, West Side of East Twelfth Avenue, Appr...
Significance: Building T-449 is significant as an intact and essentially unaltered example of a Type UGH-24, Unit Guard House. This building is a representative example of the five buildings of this type const... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1555, Intersection of South Tenth Avenue & ...
Significance: Building T-1555 is an example of an 800 Series Type F-2 Fire Station. Though some modifications have been made over the years, the original form and materials are clearly distinguishable, and the... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1247, 200' North of South Eleventh Avenue, ...
Significance: Building T-1247 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a Type BGQ-1, Brigadier General's Quarters. This is one of two examples of a Type BGQ-1 built at Fort McCoy in 1942. T... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1054, South side of South Tenth Avenue, Blo...
Significance: Building T-1054 is a Physiotherapy Building, Type PY-1, the only building of this type in the hospital complex. During its period of use, this facility housed equipment that was utilized for vari... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-453, East Twelfth Street, midway between Ea...
Significance: Building T-453 is significant as an intact and essentially unaltered example of a type BOQ44, Bachelor Officers' Quarters (Without Mess). This building is one of 34 built at Camp McCoy in 1942. ... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-1551, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-1551 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a base theater. It represents one of four, type TH-1038-S theaters constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. Of these, the re... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-1551, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-1551 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a base theater. It represents one of four, type TH-1038-S theaters constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. Of these, the re... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. 1463, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-1463 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a maintenance shop. It represents the only 800 series MRS-1 structure constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. The trusses i... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1033, North side of South Tenth Avenue, Blo...
Significance: Building T-1033 is a Clinic & Laboratory, Type C-1C, the only building of this type in the hospital area. Comprehensive laboratory services were provided at this facility, including serology, bac... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-10112, South of Intersection of South Eight...
Significance: Building T-10112 is Morgue, MO-6, which functioned as not only a morgue, but also as the mortuary and autopsy facility for the installation. Building T-10112 is the only building of this type fou... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2756, Northwest Corner of Intersection of W...
Significance: This building is a relatively good example of a Motor Repair Shop, 2nd Echelon, Type SP-1. This building is located in Block 27 of the main cantonment and was one of four buildings of this type t... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-2000, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-2000 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a service club. It represents one of two 800 series SC-3 structures constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. The other, Buil... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-2000, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-2000 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a service club. It represents one of two 800 series SC-3 structures constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. The other, Buil... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-2000, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-2000 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a service club. It represents one of two 800 series SC-3 structures constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. The other, Buil... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-352, Approximately 200' South of Intersecti...
Significance: Building T-352 is significant as an intact and essentially unaltered example of a Regimental Exchange, Type E-3. This building is representative of the eleven of this type built at Camp McCoy in ... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2122, South Side of South Seventh Avenue, h...
Significance: Building T-21222 is an example of a nearly intact SH-18, Standard Storehouse, as modified by the Camp McCoy Area Engineer. There were nine such buildings constructed at Fort McCoy, all of which h... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2122, South Side of South Seventh Avenue, h...
Significance: Building T-21222 is an example of a nearly intact SH-18, Standard Storehouse, as modified by the Camp McCoy Area Engineer. There were nine such buildings constructed at Fort McCoy, all of which h... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1263, 100' West of Intersection of South "Q...
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Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1506, West Side of South "J" Street, Midway...
Significance: Building T-1506 is a nearly intact example of an 800 Series 228 Man Mess Hall, Type M-228. It is one of approximately 130 such structures built at Camp McCoy. The construction of Building T-1506... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2320, 120' North of State Highway No. 21, ...
Significance: Building T-2320 is significant as a standing example of a large Theater of Operations (T.O.) building type designed as a general purpose shop, adapted to meet the unique functional needs at Fort M... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-1129, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
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Fort McCoy, Building No. T-10127, Northwest of Hospital Boiler House, ...
Significance: Building T-10127 is an Auxiliary Boiler House; no type is specified on the plans. This is the only example of this type of structure in the hospital area. This building is purely utilitarian in ... More
Fort McCoy, Buidling No. T-1148, 600' West & 70' south of Intersection...
Significance: Building T-1148 is significant as an unmodified example of an 800 Series Type OSH-1, Oil Storage House. It is one of four relatively unchanged oil storage houses clustered together on the site, a... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-10110, South side of South Eighth Avenue, B...
Significance: Building T-10110 is a Garage-Hospital, Type G-1, the only building of this type constructed in the hospital area at Camp McCoy. Building T-10110 accommodated six cars, but was soon inadequate to ... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-10121, Within triangular piece of land form...
Significance: Building T-10121 is a Paint Shop, Type PTS-1. This is the only example of this type of building in the hospital area. This building is currently being used as a storage facility for various mate... More
Workers at the Old Country Cheese plant in Cashton, Wisconsin, make la...
Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. Credit line: Photographs in the Carol M. Highsmith Archive, Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division. Purchase; Carol M. H... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1042, North side of Tenth Avenue, Block 10,...
Significance: Building T-1042 is a Combination Standard Hospital Ward, Type W-2, with a 26 bed capacity (original). This type of ward provided for the seriously ill, and isolation of these patients, as compare... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-635, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-635 is of interest historically as a nearly unaltered example of a mess hall at Fort McCoy. One of 172 such buildings erected at the cantonment, the 635 hall illustrates the setting in... More
Fort McCoy, Buidling No. T-2017, Northwest Corner of Intersection of S...
Significance: Building T-2017 is significant as an intact, essentially unaltered example of a 700 Series, Type TH-4, Theatre, with seating for 602 people. Although there were four additional theatres construct... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2115, Midway between South Seventh & South ...
Significance: Building T-2115 is significant as a standing example of a large mobilization maintenance shed, adapted by the area engineer from both 700 and 800 Series drawings. The construction of Building T-2... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2112, South Side of South Eighth Avenue, Ap...
Significance: Building T-2112 is the only example of an Ice Storage Building, Type IS-30 located at Fort McCoy. Based on a comparison of field observations and the drawings on file at the installation that wer... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-901, 125' South of Intersection of East "S"...
Significance: Building T-901 is significant as a relatively unaltered representative of a Type RCQ-1, Regimental Commander's Quarters. This building is one of nine examples of this building type constructed at... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1088, Intersection of South Ninth & South E...
Significance: Building T-1088 is a Hospital Barracks, Type HB-54, with accommodations for 54 enlisted men. According to the 1942 Annual Report to the Surgeon General, there were 621 enlisted personnel at the h... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2327, WI State Highway No. 21, Sparta, Monr...
Significance: Building T-2327 is significant as a surviving example of a Theater of Operations (T.O.) building type designed as a general purpose warehouse of shop, adapted to meet the unique functional needs a... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1032, North side of South Tenth Avenue, Blo...
Significance: Building T-1032 is a Surgery Hospital, Type C-4B, the only building of this type in the hospital area. All surgery operations scheduled for patients at the McCoy hospital were conducted in this b... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-10120, North of South Eighth Avenue, Block ...
Significance: Building T-10120 is a Recreation Building, Type RB-2, which served soldiers who served in the medical corps. Building T-10120 is one of two buildings of this type found at McCoy; the other exampl... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-801, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building 801 is of interest on a local and regional basis as a nearly unaltered example of a building type that may have been erected only at Camp McCoy the combined company storehouse, administ... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-801, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building 801 is of interest on a local and regional basis as a nearly unaltered example of a building type that may have been erected only at Camp McCoy the combined company storehouse, administ... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-1551, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-1551 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a base theater. It represents one of four, type TH-1038-S theaters constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. Of these, the re... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. 1463, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-1463 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a maintenance shop. It represents the only 800 series MRS-1 structure constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. The trusses i... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. 1463, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-1463 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a maintenance shop. It represents the only 800 series MRS-1 structure constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. The trusses i... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1056, Southwest of intersection of South Te...
Significance: Buidling T-1056 is a Hospital Recreation Building, Type HR-5, one of two buildings in the hospital complex that is two stories in height, and is the only building with a cruciform plan. The audit... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1056, Southwest of intersection of South Te...
Significance: Buidling T-1056 is a Hospital Recreation Building, Type HR-5, one of two buildings in the hospital complex that is two stories in height, and is the only building with a cruciform plan. The audit... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-1863, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-1863 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a Type OQ-23 Officers Quarters. It represents one of six type OQ-23 officers quarters constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2165, South Eighth Avenue at North Terminus...
Significance: Building T-2165 is significant as an intact example of a Type WBKS-A Barracks. It is one of three Type WBKS-A Barracks built for the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps at Fort McCoy. Designed specific... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2165, South Eighth Avenue at North Terminus...
Significance: Building T-2165 is significant as an intact example of a Type WBKS-A Barracks. It is one of three Type WBKS-A Barracks built for the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps at Fort McCoy. Designed specific... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-10112, South of Intersection of South Eight...
Significance: Building T-10112 is Morgue, MO-6, which functioned as not only a morgue, but also as the mortuary and autopsy facility for the installation. Building T-10112 is the only building of this type fou... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-2000, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-2000 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a service club. It represents one of two 800 series SC-3 structures constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. The other, Buil... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-2000, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-2000 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a service club. It represents one of two 800 series SC-3 structures constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. The other, Buil... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-1046, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T.1046 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a 33-bed hospital ward. It represents one of thirty Type W-1 buildings constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. Of these, ei... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-1046, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T.1046 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a 33-bed hospital ward. It represents one of thirty Type W-1 buildings constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. Of these, ei... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-101, 400' North of intersection of East & W...
Significance: Building T-101 is significant as a standing example of a Type SCOL-1, Modified SC-3, large service club constructed from the 700 Series of Mobilization Drawings. The Service Clubs designed under ... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1506, West Side of South "J" Street, Midway...
Significance: Building T-1506 is a nearly intact example of an 800 Series 228 Man Mess Hall, Type M-228. It is one of approximately 130 such structures built at Camp McCoy. The construction of Building T-1506... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-1129, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
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Fort McCoy, Building T-1129, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
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Fort McCoy, Building T-1129, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
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Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2675, South "F" Street, Midway Between 1700...
Significance: Even though the interior of Building T-2675 has undergone significant alterations over the years, it continues to exhibit many of the typical features that are common to World War II-era mobilizat... More
Fort McCoy, Buidling No. T-1148, 600' West & 70' south of Intersection...
Significance: Building T-1148 is significant as an unmodified example of an 800 Series Type OSH-1, Oil Storage House. It is one of four relatively unchanged oil storage houses clustered together on the site, a... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-10122, Southeast corner of South Eighth Ave...
Significance: Building T-10122 is a Utility Shop, Type US-1. This is the only example of this type of building in the hospital area. Building T-10122 exhibits the traits that distinguish it as a World War II-... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1041, North side of Tenth Avenue, Block 10,...
Significance: Building T-1041 is a Combination Standard Hospital Ward, Type W-2, with a 26 bed capacity (original). This type of ward provided for the seriously ill, and isolation of these patients, as compare... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1099, South of South Ninth Avenue, in South...
Significance: Building T-1099 was constructed originally as an Administration Building, Type A-6, which provided office space for twenty clerks and two officers. In 1943, this building was converted into a foo... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1467, 1300' East of Intersection of South N...
Significance: Building T-1467 is significant as an intact example of an 800 Series Gas Station and Pump House, known at Fort McCoy as a GSPH. With the substitution of cement asbestos siding for the drop wood s... More
Fort McCoy, Buidling No. T-2017, Northwest Corner of Intersection of S...
Significance: Building T-2017 is significant as an intact, essentially unaltered example of a 700 Series, Type TH-4, Theatre, with seating for 602 people. Although there were four additional theatres construct... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1065, Northeast of Intersection of South Ni...
Significance: Building T-1065 is a Detention Ward, Type W-8, with a 26-bed capacity; this is one of three buildings of this type (the other two are T-1066 and T-1067) in the hospital area which housed patients ... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2115, Midway between South Seventh & South ...
Significance: Building T-2115 is significant as a standing example of a large mobilization maintenance shed, adapted by the area engineer from both 700 and 800 Series drawings. The construction of Building T-2... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-2002, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-2002 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a guest house. It represents one of two guest houses constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. Of these tow, the other has un... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-2002, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-2002 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a guest house. It represents one of two guest houses constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. Of these tow, the other has un... More
Fort McCoy, Building T-2002, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Building T-2002 is significant as a relatively unmodified representative of a guest house. It represents one of two guest houses constructed at Fort McCoy in 1942. Of these tow, the other has un... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-901, 125' South of Intersection of East "S"...
Significance: Building T-901 is significant as a relatively unaltered representative of a Type RCQ-1, Regimental Commander's Quarters. This building is one of nine examples of this building type constructed at... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-449, West Side of East Twelfth Avenue, Appr...
Significance: Building T-449 is significant as an intact and essentially unaltered example of a Type UGH-24, Unit Guard House. This building is a representative example of the five buildings of this type const... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2671, Approximately 250' East of West "G" S...
Significance: Based on field observations and analysis of existing construction drawings, this structure is a relatively unaltered example of a Unit Guard House, Type UGH-36. It is located in the 2600 Block of... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2671, Approximately 250' East of West "G" S...
Significance: Based on field observations and analysis of existing construction drawings, this structure is a relatively unaltered example of a Unit Guard House, Type UGH-36. It is located in the 2600 Block of... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Sparta, Monroe County, WI
Significance: Fort McCoy is significant as the location of one of the largest concentrations of 800 Series temporary buildings in the United States. Fort McCoy was built as part of a massive mobilization progr... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1555, Intersection of South Tenth Avenue & ...
Significance: Building T-1555 is an example of an 800 Series Type F-2 Fire Station. Though some modifications have been made over the years, the original form and materials are clearly distinguishable, and the... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-2301, Approximately 900' West of Building T...
Significance: Building T-2301 is the only example of a Stockade Office Building, Type SO-1, that was constructed at Fort McCoy (known in the 1940s as Camp McCoy) during the mobilization effort associated with W... More