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Built in 1942 under the Boston Harbor Defense Command for [[East Point MR]] in Nahant and used as the most southern tower for Battery 103/Seamen at [[Fort Dearborn]] in Rye NH. | |||
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Revision as of 14:46, 1 November 2022
Built in 1942 under the Boston Harbor Defense Command for East Point MR in Nahant and used as the most southern tower for Battery 103/Seamen at Fort Dearborn in Rye NH.
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The tower after recent restoration.
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The recently renovated Barracks.
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The concrete tower built into the Barracks.
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First Floor of the concrete tower.
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The tower from the opposite side of the quarry.
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The station from the quarry.
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Foundation of a quarry building.
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The main quarry.
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The tower tody.
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The observing levels of the tower.
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The tower from the granite scrap pile.
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View of the tower.
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The tower with the 1950s radar addition.
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Rear of the tower with the recreated steeple.