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The South Battery

New York
· 1790 1826
Military
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The South Battery was erected during the War of 1812 to guard Buttermilk Channel. From 1836 until the first officers’ mess was established here on June 20, 1879, it served as a barracks for the garrison’s fife and drum corps. It was reorganized as the Officers’ Club on February 3, 1881.
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