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Location DB >
Canada >
Nova Scotia >
Halifax >
Cambridge Battery
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This fortification is part of the Halifax Defence Complex. Many cement structures and brick buildings which are slowly being overtaken by the park itself. All buildings are sealed by brick and are inaccessible.
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Type: Fortification
Status: Outdoor/Closed
Accessibility: Easy
Recommendation: interesting
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Address
Point Pleasant Park
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Canada
Owner: Halifax Regional Municipality (Land under lease from Government of Canada)
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Park seems to be reclaiming this battery, ever so slowly. Take a walk through before it's gone. Used for 'Shakespeare by the Sea'
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Found deep within Point Pleasant Park, Cambridge Battery is wearing away and slowly being reclaimed by the Park. Cambridge Battery was built during the 1860s and situated back from the Point Pleasant and Northwest Arm batteries along the shore. It was approved in 1862 and completed in 1868. Cambridge Battery itself was covered by the Prince of Wales Tower, further north in the Park. The battery was named in honour of the Duke of Cambridge, who was the professional head of the army during much of Queen Victoria's reign. The battery was disarmed by the time of the First World War. During the 1960s, much of Cambridge Battery was entombed. In February 2010 municipal crews cleared trees and overgrowth from the battery. Several walls at Cambridge Battery will be entombed in Spring 2011 "as a way to preserve deteriorating and unstable" structures.
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Significant restoration and stabilization project underway throughout Winter 2011. Several walls at Cambridge Battery will be entombed in Spring 2011 "as a way to preserve deteriorating and unstable" structures.
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This location's validation is current. It was last validated by
tribeachpunk on 2/24/2011 3:07 PM.
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on Feb 24 11 at 15:07, tribeachpunk validated this location on Feb 24 11 at 15:07, tribeachpunk changed the following: Owner, History, Required Equipment, Recommended Equipment, Media Coverage, Future Plans on Aug 21 10 at 17:18, tribeachpunk validated this location on Aug 21 10 at 13:45, Jonnie B updated gallery picture IMG_0744.JPG on Aug 2 10 at 1:11, tribeachpunk validated this location on Aug 2 10 at 1:03, Jonnie B added some pictures to a gallery on Aug 2 10 at 0:53, Jonnie B added some pictures to a gallery on Aug 2 10 at 0:44, Jonnie B updated gallery HRMits trip 09 on Aug 2 10 at 0:44, Jonnie B created a new gallery on May 14 10 at 0:49, tribeachpunk validated this location
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