Battery Honeycutt (Portland, Maine)
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Two 8" disappearing carriage guns were mounted here from 1901 to 1942.
Battery Honeycutt was named on March 24, 1900 in honor of the late Captain John T. Honeycutt, 6th U.S. Artillery, a distinguished artillerist, who died October 12, 1898, of typhoid fever contracted in the faithful performance of duty in the field.
Battery Honeycutt was named on March 24, 1900 in honor of the late Captain John T. Honeycutt, 6th U.S. Artillery, a distinguished artillerist, who died October 12, 1898, of typhoid fever contracted in the faithful performance of duty in the field.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 43°41'0"N 70°11'20"W
- Fort McKinley 1.2 km
- Fort Levett 4.3 km
- Fort WIlliams Park 6.6 km
- Wreck of USS PE-56 16 km
- USS S-21 (SS-126) wreckage 17 km
- Plymouth National Guard Training Area 148 km
- Fernald Airport (Former)/ Winterport Dragway 149 km
- Former BOMARC Missile Base 172 km
- Schoodic Institute 185 km
- Columbia Air Force Station Over-the-Horizon Backscatter Radar 226 km
- Great Diamond Island 0.8 km
- Casco Bay (Southern Section) 0.9 km
- Peaks Island 2.3 km
- Long Island 3 km
- Portland Country Club 4.4 km
- Cushing Island 4.9 km
- Falmouth Foreside, Maine 5.4 km
- Willard 6.1 km
- Falmouth, Maine 9 km
- Greater Portland 16 km