Battery Fenwick
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One 12" barbette carriage gun was mounted here from 1899 to 1920.
Battery Fenwick was named May 15, 1903 in honor of Colonel John R. Fenwick, 4th U.S. Artillery, who served with distinction in the War of 1812 and died March 19, 1842 at Marseilles, France.
Battery Fenwick was named May 15, 1903 in honor of Colonel John R. Fenwick, 4th U.S. Artillery, who served with distinction in the War of 1812 and died March 19, 1842 at Marseilles, France.
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Coordinates: 32°1'25"N 80°50'46"W
- Hunter Army Airfield 33 km
- Parris Island Marine Corps Recruit Depot 40 km
- MCAS Beaufort 55 km
- Fort Stewart 99 km
- Naval Weapons Station Charleston 136 km
- Fort Gordon 213 km
- Fort Jackson 232 km
- Robins Air Force Base (WRB/KWRB) 269 km
- Camp Mackall 358 km
- Fort Liberty 386 km
- Tybee Island, Georgia 3.4 km
- Tybee Roads 5.4 km
- Little Tybee Island 7.5 km
- Daufuskie Island 10 km
- Calibogue Sound 13 km
- Sea Pines Plantation 14 km
- Palmetto Dunes 20 km
- Chatham County, Georgia 26 km
- Port Royal Plantation 27 km
- Port Royal Sound 33 km