St. Francis Barracks

Originally constructed in the early to mid-1700s, this building was used as a military barracks first for Confederate troops, and then for Union troops after the Federal occupation of St. Augustine in 1862. Now the headquarters of the Florida National ...

National Historic Landmark-Virginia Military Institute Barracks

Formally organized in 1839, VMI has a long tradition of training military leaders. Incorporated into the present structure of this gothic style cadet barracks building, notable among the buildings on the campus, is part of the original barracks wall from ...

Fort Yellowstone- Cavalry Barracks

The first of these wooden barracks no longer exists. The northern-most barracks (built in 1897) is now the Yellowstone Center for Resources. Originally built to house 68 men, a basement was built in 1909 under one wing so the building ...

The Barracks

This longtime Smyrna landmark was constructed by Robert Holliday in the late 18th century. The first known residents of the home are believed to have been the family of his daughter, Susannah Holliday Wilson. The origin of the name “The ...

The Barracks

This building housed army enlisted men serving in the artillery or infantry from the 1830s until Fort Trumbull was downgraded to a supply post, in 1907. Built of rough-cut granite, the original stone section dates from about 1830, the ...

Afghanistan and Iraq/ Plattsburgh Barracks Monument

We honor all those who served in Afghanistan and Iraq

Marker is on U.S. Oval.

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Plattsburgh Barracks Veterans Park

Dedicated to all Veterans who served this great nation in her time of need from the battles of the Revolution to the present

Marker is on U.S. Oval.

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Headquarters Plattsburgh Barracks

Known as the Administration Building, this edifice stands at the apex of the parade ground and surrounding structures of Plattsburgh Barracks, an active U.S. Army post until 1944. It overlooks the site of the earthen fortification Fort Moreau which, flanked ...

Tod Barracks, 1863

One of five Civil War military posts in Columbus, Tod Barracks, named in honor of Governor David Tod, was built in 1863 as the headquarters for military administration in central Ohio. Necessitated by Lincoln’s call for 300,000 new troops, the ...

Troop Barracks

This structure was the first of

three barracks built between 1893 -

1897. Each housed one infantry battalion

of 320 men. This barracks was first

occupied in June 1894 by companies D, F

and G of the 21st Infantry Regiment