Navy Nurses' Quarters, Navy Building No. 133 (Pago Pago)

American Samoa / Eastern / Atuu / Pago Pago
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Constructed around the beginning of World War II this quarters is a one story, frame, weatherboard building standing on concrete piles, though the eastern half of the building was placed on a concrete slab during renovations in the 90s. It has a corrugated iron roof and measures approximately 120 feet by 40 feet. Today the building has a wooden deck on the waterside. Windows have been removed on the waterside and the openings are screened. Today the building contains the Pago Pago Yacht Club. This building is on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Tutuila Naval Station Historic District.

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Coordinates:   14°16'54"S   170°40'54"W

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