Fort Michie

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Fort Michie was a coastal artillery fortification that formed part of the early 20th-century seacoast defenses protecting the approaches to New York Harbor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army fort
coastal artillery fortification
armament 12-inch gun M1895
12-inch gun M1895A1 NERFINISHED
16-inch gun M1919
3-inch gun
6-inch gun
mortars
associatedWith Endicott Board seacoast defense program NERFINISHED
Taft Board seacoast defense program
builtDuring Endicott Period NERFINISHED
Taft Period NERFINISHED
constructionBegan 1897
controlledBy United States Army Coast Artillery Corps NERFINISHED
coordinateSystem geographic coordinates
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentUse wildlife research site vicinity
decommissioned 1940s
era early 20th century
garrison Coast Artillery Corps units
Harbor Defense troops of Long Island Sound
hasStructureType barracks
concrete gun batteries
fire control stations
magazines
heritageStatus former U.S. seacoast fortification
inService World War I NERFINISHED
World War II NERFINISHED
circa 1900
locatedIn New York NERFINISHED
locatedInBodyOfWater Long Island Sound NERFINISHED
locatedInCounty Suffolk County, New York NERFINISHED
locatedOn Great Gull Island NERFINISHED
militaryBranch United States Army Coast Artillery Corps NERFINISHED
namedAfter Dennis Michie NERFINISHED
nearbySettlement Fisher's Island, New York NERFINISHED
New London, Connecticut NERFINISHED
notableFeature 16-inch gun battery on an open barbette carriage
disappearing gun mounts
operator United States Army
partOf Harbor Defenses of Long Island Sound NERFINISHED
seacoast defenses of New York Harbor NERFINISHED
protectsApproachesTo Long Island Sound NERFINISHED
New York Harbor NERFINISHED
status disused military installation
usedFor coastal artillery
harbor defense

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