Armory, Yale, OK
hamquilter, 2018 Creative Commons
Description
The Works Progress Administration built an armory in Yale, OK in 1936.
Contributor note:
“The Armory in Yale, as with most Oklahoma armories, was constructed by the WPA.
This stone armory is located at 200 S. Main, and appears to be either vacant, or perhaps used by the town for storage. The armory faces East and has two wooden doors located in a slightly projected fortress-style bay. The tall window units are multi-pane casement. One overhead vehicle door is located at the northeast corner.
A cornerstone is located on the northeast corner and reads: ‘State Armory Built by Works Progress Administration 1936 W.S. Key State Administrator’
The front portion of the building is one-story and contains offices. At the rear, a large barrel-roof drill hall is located, with two overhead doors on the south side. This armory was built with a WPA appropriation of $33,688.”
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Armory, Yale, OK
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Armory, Yale, OK
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WPA Plaque, Armory, Yale, OK
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WPA Plaque, Armory, Yale, OK
Source notes
Waymarking: http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WMZRA7_Armory_Yale_OK
WPA cornerstone.
Project originally submitted by hamquilter on December 30, 2018.
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