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Newburgh Broadway Armory
Basic Information | History | Images
| Street address: |
145 Broadway |
| City: |
Newburgh |
| County: |
Orange |
| Year constructed: |
1879 |
| Architect: |
John Wood |
| Size : |
Regiment |
| Square footage: |
Unknown |
| Acreage: |
Unknown |
| Status: |
Closed in 1932 / Occupied by several different businesses from 1934 to 1975 / Vacant from 1975 to 1996 / Fire gutted interior in 1980 / Listed on National Register of Historic Places in 1981 / Restored 1996-97 / Currently used for Orange county government offices |
Units Stationed: |
Years: |
| 19th Infantry Regiment |
1868 - 1869 |
| 19th Infantry Battalion |
1870 - 1877 |
| 17th Infantry Battalion, Co. A & E |
1878 - 1882 (disbanded) |
| Co. A reorganized as 5th Separate Company |
1882 - 1897 |
| Co. L, 1st New York Volunteers |
Spanish American War |
| Co. L, 1st Infantry Regiment |
1899 - 1920 |
| 132nd Ammo Train |
1921 - 1923 |
| 156th Field Artillery Regiment |
1924 - ???? |
| Co. E reorganized as 10th Separate Company |
1882 - 1897 |
| Nucleus Co. D, 203rd New York Volunteers |
Spanish American War |
| Co. E, 1st Infantry Regiment |
1899 - 1920 |
| split into 4 organizations |
1921 |
History
Moved to new South William Street Armory in 1932.
Other armories in Newburgh:
Images
Back to the Armory Homepage
New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs: Military History
Last modified:
November 14, 2012
URL: http://www.dmna.state.ny.us/historic/links/armories/Newburgh Broadway.htm
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