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-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-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-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-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-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-1081, North side of South Ninth Avenue, Blo...
Significance: Building T-1081 is a Hospital Mess, Type HM-336, one of three examples of this type of mess facility constructed in 1942 in the hospital area (Note: Building T-1070 was destroyed by fire in 1991).... 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, 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-1090, South side of South Ninth Avenue, Blo...
Significance: Building T-1090 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-1096, South side of South Ninth Avenue, Blo...
Significance: According to the Camp McCoy's Annual Report to the Surgeon General for 1943, a severe shortage of patient beds was experienced; during the first half of the year, overflow patients were placed in ... 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-1081, North side of South Ninth Avenue, Blo...
Significance: Building T-1081 is a Hospital Mess, Type HM-336, one of three examples of this type of mess facility constructed in 1942 in the hospital area (Note: Building T-1070 was destroyed by fire in 1991).... More
Fort McCoy, Building No. T-1090, South side of South Ninth Avenue, Blo...
Significance: Building T-1090 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-1068, North side of South Ninth Avenue, Blo...
Significance: Building T-1068 is a Ward, Type I-H, with a 25 bed capacity; this is the only building of this type in the hospital area. It was a Neuropsychiatric Ward in 1943 and was constructed from Plan No. ... More