Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 101, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as a recreation hall, Building 101 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 550, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as a Mess Hall Building 550 is associated with the nationally significant development of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of United States Army intelligence activitie... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 100, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as the Post Exchange, Building 100 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 513, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 513 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 102, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as the Training Auditorium and Theater, Building 102 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hal... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 510, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 510 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 505, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 505 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 315, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as a Mess Hall, Building 315 was part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942).... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 115, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as the Post Dispensary, Building 115 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, the former site of Arlington Hall Juni... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 507, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 507 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 504, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 504 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 505, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 505 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 314, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as enlisted men's barracks, Building 314 was part of the initial building campaign undertaken by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 512, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 512 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 423, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as a motor repair shop, Building 423 was part of the second major phase of construction initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior Col... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 306-307, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as enlisted men's barracks, Buildings 306 and 307 were part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junio... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 100, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as the Post Exchange, Building 100 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 115, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as the Post Dispensary, Building 115 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, the former site of Arlington Hall Juni... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 509, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 509 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 501, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 501 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Walnut Hill Estate, East Bank of Schuylkill River, Valley Forge, Chest...
Significance: During the Valley Forge encampment, Dec. 19, 1777-June 19, 1778, the Walnut Hill Estate was owned by Henry Pawling. Located on the east (north) bank of the Schuylkill River, the Pawlins farmland p... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 306-307, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as enlisted men's barracks, Buildings 306 and 307 were part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junio... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 306-307, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as enlisted men's barracks, Buildings 306 and 307 were part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junio... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 507, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 507 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 302-304, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as Enlisted Men's Barracks, Buildings 302, 303 and 304 are part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall J... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 513, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 513 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 111, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as a firehouse, Building 111 was part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942) ... More
Walnut Hill Estate, East Bank of Schuylkill River, Valley Forge, Chest...
Significance: During the Valley Forge encampment, Dec. 19, 1777-June 19, 1778, the Walnut Hill Estate was owned by Henry Pawling. Located on the east (north) bank of the Schuylkill River, the Pawlins farmland p... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 306-307, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as enlisted men's barracks, Buildings 306 and 307 were part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junio... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 500, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 500 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 302-304, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as Enlisted Men's Barracks, Buildings 302, 303 and 304 are part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall J... More
Walnut Hill Estate, East Bank of Schuylkill River, Valley Forge, Chest...
Significance: During the Valley Forge encampment, Dec. 19, 1777-June 19, 1778, the Walnut Hill Estate was owned by Henry Pawling. Located on the east (north) bank of the Schuylkill River, the Pawlins farmland p... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 101, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as a recreation hall, Building 101 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 508, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 508 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 128, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as a boiler plant and later converted to an incinerator, Building 128 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, forme... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 315, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as a Mess Hall, Building 315 was part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942).... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 306-307, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as enlisted men's barracks, Buildings 306 and 307 were part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junio... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 100, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as the Post Exchange, Building 100 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 302-304, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as Enlisted Men's Barracks, Buildings 302, 303 and 304 are part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall J... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 302-304, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as Enlisted Men's Barracks, Buildings 302, 303 and 304 are part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall J... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 102, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as the Training Auditorium and Theater, Building 102 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hal... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 316, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as enlisted men's barracks, Building 316 was part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 509, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 509 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 508, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 508 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 503, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 503 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 301, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 on the site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942), Building 301 was part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station. It is as... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 305, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as a storage building, Building 305 was part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (1927... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 423, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as a motor repair shop, Building 423 was part of the second major phase of construction initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior Col... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 550, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as a Mess Hall Building 550 is associated with the nationally significant development of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of United States Army intelligence activitie... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 315, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as a Mess Hall, Building 315 was part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942).... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 306-307, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as enlisted men's barracks, Buildings 306 and 307 were part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junio... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 506, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 506 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Walnut Hill Estate, East Bank of Schuylkill River, Valley Forge, Chest...
Significance: During the Valley Forge encampment, Dec. 19, 1777-June 19, 1778, the Walnut Hill Estate was owned by Henry Pawling. Located on the east (north) bank of the Schuylkill River, the Pawlins farmland p... More
Walnut Hill Estate, East Bank of Schuylkill River, Valley Forge, Chest...
Significance: During the Valley Forge encampment, Dec. 19, 1777-June 19, 1778, the Walnut Hill Estate was owned by Henry Pawling. Located on the east (north) bank of the Schuylkill River, the Pawlins farmland p... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 314, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as enlisted men's barracks, Building 314 was part of the initial building campaign undertaken by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 305, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as a storage building, Building 305 was part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (1927... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 126, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as a Firehouse, Building 126 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 550, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as a Mess Hall Building 550 is associated with the nationally significant development of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of United States Army intelligence activitie... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 507, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 507 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 102, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as the Training Auditorium and Theater, Building 102 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hal... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 111, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as a firehouse, Building 111 was part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942) ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 128, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as a boiler plant and later converted to an incinerator, Building 128 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, forme... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 502, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 502 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 301, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 on the site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942), Building 301 was part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station. It is as... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 505, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 505 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 512, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 512 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 512, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 512 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 302-304, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as Enlisted Men's Barracks, Buildings 302, 303 and 304 are part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall J... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 302-304, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as Enlisted Men's Barracks, Buildings 302, 303 and 304 are part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall J... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 316, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as enlisted men's barracks, Building 316 was part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 316, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as enlisted men's barracks, Building 316 was part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 504, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 504 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 501, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 501 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 101, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as a recreation hall, Building 101 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College (... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 508, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 508 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 503, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 503 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 127, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1928 as a heating plant, Building 127 was part of the initial development of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is also associated with the nationally significant develo... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 306-307, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as enlisted men's barracks, Buildings 306 and 307 were part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junio... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 500, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 500 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 115, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as the Post Dispensary, Building 115 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, the former site of Arlington Hall Juni... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building Nos. 302-304, 4000 Arlington Boulevar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as Enlisted Men's Barracks, Buildings 302, 303 and 304 are part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall J... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 316, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1942 as enlisted men's barracks, Building 316 was part of the initial building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at Arlington Hall Station, formerly Arlington Hall Junior College ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 506, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 506 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 506, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Constructed in 1944 as WAC barracks, Building 506 was part of the second major building campaign initiated by the U.S. Army at the former site of Arlington Hall Junior College (1927-1942). It is ... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More
Arlington Hall Station, Building No. 401, 4000 Arlington Boulevard, Ar...
Significance: Building 401 is closely associated with the history of Arlington Hall Station as the headquarters of U.S. Army intelligence from 1942 to 1989. The building constituted part of the first major bui... More