Battery Hentig

This battery of two 3-inch guns on pedestal mounts was named for Captain Edmund C. Hentig, who was killed by Apache Indians at Cibicu Creek, Arizona in 1881.
{see "American Seacoast Defenses" 2nd Ed. page 72}

Emplacement #2.	Emplacement #1.

Battery Dodd

This battery of two 4.7-inch Armstrong quick-firing guns was originally located on the old fort next to Battery Torbert. Built in 1898 only as a temporary position, the guns were later moved to a permanent position outside the fort. The permanent battery was named for Colonel (brevet Brig. Gen.) Levi A. Dodd, who commanded a Pennsylvania volunteer regiment during the Civil War. He left the service in 1865 and died in 1901. The guns and pedestal mounts were removed by 1921.
{see "American Seacoast Defenses" 2nd Ed. page 86}

Emplacement #2.	Emplacement #1.

Mine Casemate & Miscellaneous

Mine Casemate.
Fire-control station on the dike.
Cable hut.	Engineer storehouse.

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