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    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District

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    Saving the Civil War Powder Magazine

    150 years ago Federal troops were garrisoned at Jefferson, Texas, site of this black powder magazine built by Confederate forces. It was part of a logistics chain during the Civil War that sent munitions by wagon from East Texas factories to the Jefferson steamboat docks. River erosion threatens to topple the structure into Big Cypress Bayou. Fort Worth District is partnering with the Historic Jefferson Foundation under the Continuing Authorities Program to rescue this building, which is listed on the state and national registers of historic places, described in this video.

    Taken: 05.18.2016 | Video by James Frisinger

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    08.15.2016 | Story by James Frisinger
    River erosion threatens to topple a historic Civil War powder magazine into Big Cypress Bayou in Jefferson, Texas. It's the last structure, purpose-built for the war by Confederate forces, that survives in Texas. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fort Worth District is partnering with the Historic Jefferson Foundation under the Continuing Authorities Program to rescue this building.
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