King’s Magazine, Fort Frederica National Monument

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The restored magazine building was constructed from tabby and brick ca. 1740. Powder and ammunition were stored in the existing rooms, while the missing north section was used for soldiers' quarters and offices.

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King’s Magazine, Fort Frederica National Monument

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