 Springfield Armory National Historic Site - Reviews from across the web
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What a fantastic, fascinating historic place - user review
My husband and I just returned from visiting the armory. While initially we were a bit disappointed, we had hoped to see a replication of a production floor, the info provided via video ...
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Springfield Armory National Historic Site (U.S. National Park Service)
Started as a technical reference collection for Armory workers in 1862, the museum highlights many of the best examples of US military shoulder arms plus pistols, machine guns, edged weapons, and ...
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On a chill Spring morning in 1968, amid speeches and farewell addresses, the men and women of Springfield Armory bid each other goodbye as the Stars and Stripes were lowered for the last time. After nearly two centuries of continuous production of rifles and muskets used by Americas armed forces in ...
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Springfield Armory National Historic Site in Springfield, MA - Associated Content
Don't forget that after you visit this great National Historic Site, you will want to hang around in MA and visit all the other wonderful attractions. MA is very scenic and there tons of places to visit and things to do. You will want to experience as much of it as you. Don't worry about finding a g...
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Park Information - Springfield Armory National Historic Site
On a chill Spring morning in 1968, amid speeches and farewell addresses, the men and women of Springfield Armory bid each other goodbye as the ?Stars and Stripes? were lowered for the last time. After nearly two centuries of continuous production of rifles and muskets used by America?s armed forces ...
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Attractions in Massachusetts' Pioneer Valley
Discover 174 years of history at our nation’s first Armory. Within its buildings, collections and grounds, Springfield Armory National Historic Site is a historic treasure trove. The site of Shays’s Rebellion (1787), Springfield Amory houses the world’s largest collection of historic American ...
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Springfield Armory National Historic Site Stolen Firearms Page
The National Park Service is also seeking information on President Theodore Roosevelt’s Colt Model 1895 revolver stolen in April 1990 from Sagamore Hill National Historic Site. According to available records, the weapon is a standard six-shot, side-swing cylinder, .38 caliber revolver, with black ch...
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