Gunpowder magazine

In 1802, Whittemore sold the island to Francis Dana.

In 1818, Dana's ears sold the island to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for the construction of a powder magazine.

The total paid out for the Powder House was about $11,020, which translates to about $231,780 today.

By 1863, although still in use, the Powder House had suffered some decay.

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After the war, an additional military construction happened where they built a large gunpowder magazine that got completed in 1867.

There was a torpedo case made in the 1870s that was added.

And during World War I, the Fort was repaired and eventually became part of the Fort Mifflin Naval Ammunition Depot, which is a big, long work.

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I guess a lot of people see him near the Powder Magazine.

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