Watertown Arsenal
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Postcard - Arsenal.
description - Looking north on Talcott Ave towards Arsenal Street. On the left is the Administration Building (Building 131). It was originally built in 1905 for $15,000 and enlarged in 1917, 1918, and 1934. Duplicate of figure 6043 Line #48 subject - Watertown Arsenal (Mass.).; Army Materials Research Office.; Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center (U.S.).; Materials Technology Laboratory.; U.S. Army Research Laboratory.; relation - Identifier - figure 6035
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16" Barbette Carriage Model 1919.
description - Probably the last seacoast carriage worked on in Watertown. The gun was made elsewhere and brought to Watertown on a specially built railroad car. Carriage and gun were placed at Hay Island (near Hull) in Boston Harbor. Duplicate of figure 2624. subject - Watertown Arsenal (Mass.).; Army Materials Research Office.; Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center (U.S.).; Materials Technology Laboratory.; U.S. Army Research Laboratory.; 16? Barbette Carriage Model 1919.; relation - Identifier - figure 4179
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Women working at the Arsenal during World War I.
description - Duplicate of figure 2057 Line # 8 subject - Watertown Arsenal (Mass.).; Army Materials Research Office.; Army Materials and Mechanics Research Center (U.S.); Materials Technology Laboratory.; U.S. Army Research Laboratory.; WWI female workforce.; relation - Identifier - figure 2593