The Cold War in South Carolina, 1945-1991: An Inventory of Department of Defense Cold War Era Cultural and Historical Resources in the State of South Carolina, Final Report, Volume II, Part B

Author(s): University of South Carolina, Department of History

Year: 1995

Summary

As part of an inventory of cultural and historical resources from the Cold War in the state of South Carolina, the history and various functions of the Charleston Naval Base is depicted in this volume. The Charleston Naval Base (CNB) complex was the largest and most involved DoD installation surveyed due to the multitude of activities that occurred at three separate locations. The USC Legacy Project conducted two building surveys of the CNB complex, one that focused solely on the base in North Charleston, and another that combined the Naval Weapons Station (NWS) and Polaris Missile Facility, Atlantic (POMFLANT), which are adjoining properties near Goose Creek. The surveys were arranged separately with the help of contacts at the CNB and the NWS. This is Part B of Volume 2 and contains the building survey records for Naval Weapons Station and POMFLANT.

Cite this Record

The Cold War in South Carolina, 1945-1991: An Inventory of Department of Defense Cold War Era Cultural and Historical Resources in the State of South Carolina, Final Report, Volume II, Part B, Part B. University of South Carolina, Department of History. Final Report ,Volume 2. Columbia, South Carolina: University of South Carolina, Department of History. 1995 ( tDAR id: 448188) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8448188

This Resource is Part of the Following Collections

Keywords

Site Name
Facility No. 1 • Facility No. 1013 • Facility No. 1220 • Facility No. 13 • Facility No. 1304 • Facility No. 1343 • Facility No. 1399 • Facility No. 1457 • Facility No. 1492 • Facility No. 1507 • Facility No. 1650 • Facility No. 1653 • Facility No. 17 • Facility No. 2 • Facility No. 201 • Facility No. 209 • Facility No. 23 • Facility No. 2300 • Facility No. 2302 • Facility No. 24 • Facility No. 25 • Facility No. 27 • Facility No. 280 • Facility No. 290 • Facility No. 294 • Facility No. 30 • Facility No. 302 • Facility No. 304 • Facility No. 306 • Facility No. 308 • Facility No. 31 • Facility No. 314 • Facility No. 316 • Facility No. 317 • Facility No. 318 • Facility No. 319 • Facility No. 320 • Facility No. 3201 • Facility No. 3203 • Facility No. 3208 • Facility No. 3213 • Facility No. 322 • Facility No. 3231 • Facility No. 3232 • Facility No. 3236 • Facility No. 3238 • Facility No. 324 • Facility No. 3240 • Facility No. 3241 • Facility No. 325 • Facility No. 326 • Facility No. 328 • Facility No. 330 • Facility No. 3304 • Facility No. 3305 • Facility No. 3310 • Facility No. 335 • Facility No. 339 • Facility No. 3410 • Facility No. 344 • Facility No. 346 • Facility No. 348 • Facility No. 350 • Facility No. 3534 • Facility No. 354 • Facility No. 356 • Facility No. 358 • Facility No. 359 • Facility No. 3592 • Facility No. 36 • Facility No. 360 • Facility No. 362 • Facility No. 363 • Facility No. 3637 • Facility No. 366 • Facility No. 37 • Facility No. 370 • Facility No. 380 • Facility No. 3814 • Facility No. 3817 • Facility No. 389 • Facility No. 399 • Facility No. 4 • Facility No. 40 • Facility No. 403 • Facility No. 409 • Facility No. 41 • Facility No. 444 • Facility No. 450 • Facility No. 451 • Facility No. 452 • Facility No. 453 • Facility No. 455 • Facility No. 456 • Facility No. 458 • Facility No. 461 • Facility No. 463 • Facility No. 5 • Facility No. 51 • Facility No. 7 • Facility No. 70 • Facility No. 706 • Facility No. 707 • Facility No. 71 • Facility No. 714 • Facility No. 716 • Facility No. 717 • Facility No. 724 • Facility No. 725 • Facility No. 731 • Facility No. 732 • Facility No. 742 • Facility No. 746 • Facility No. 754 • Facility No. 755 • Facility No. 756 • Facility No. 763 • Facility No. 765 • Facility No. 771 • Facility No. 772 • Facility No. 776 • Facility No. 777 • Facility No. 783 • Facility No. 784 • Facility No. 786 • Facility No. 787 • Facility No. 788 • Facility No. 798 • Facility No. 799 • Facility No. 800 • Facility No. 805 • Facility No. 81 • Facility No. 816 • Facility No. 817 • Facility No. 82 • Facility No. 823 • Facility No. 824 • Facility No. 834 • Facility No. 84 • Facility No. 840 • Facility No. 844 • Facility No. 850 • Facility No. 855 • Facility No. 856 • Facility No. 857 • Facility No. 859 • Facility No. 86 • Facility No. 860 • Facility No. 861 • Facility No. 863 • Facility No. 867 • Facility No. 869 • Facility No. 897 • Facility No. 8-ACX-45 • Facility No. 90 • Facility No. 900 • Facility No. 903 • Facility No. 906 • Facility No. 909 • Facility No. 910 • Facility No. 922 • Facility No. 932 • Facility No. 942 • Facility No. 950 • Facility No. 956 • Marrington Elementary School • Marrington Middle School • MENRIV Park Elementary School • MENRTV Park • T-Shed-6 Show More

Site Type
Domestic Structure or Architectural Complex

Investigation Types
Architectural Survey • Heritage Management • Historic Background Research

General
Historic Building Survey

Geographic Keywords
Berkeley (County) • Charleston, South Carolina • Joint Base Charleston • Naval Weapons Station Charleston • South Carolina (State / Territory)

Temporal Keywords
Cold War

Spatial Coverage

min long: -79.998; min lat: 32.913 ; max long: -79.909; max lat: 32.967 ;

Individual & Institutional Roles

Contact(s): Joint Base Charleston

Prepared By(s): University of South Carolina, Department of History

Submitted To(s): United States Department of Defense

Record Identifiers

United States Department of Defense Demonstration Project No.(s): DODC-6

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