Washington Navy Yard

former shipyard and ordnance plant of the United States Navy. 
United States Naval Gun Factory, United States Naval Weapons Plant, U.S. Naval Gun Factory

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1799 naval arsenal, shipyard, United States, 

• DC Preservation League entry^@
• Dreadnought Project entry^@
• National Register of Historic Places increase^@
• National Register of Historic Places entry^@
• Freebase entry^@
  

Location: 38.873888888, -76.995, KML, Maps

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  6 inch/30 Mark 3 gun
  
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  6 inch/30 gun
  
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  6 inch/35 calibre Mark III gun
  
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  6 inch/40 Mark 4 gun
  
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  6"/50 caliber gun
  
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  8 inch/30 calibre gun
  
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  8 inch/35 calibre Mark IV gun
  
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  8 inch/45 Mark 6 gun
  
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  10 inch/30,31,34 Mark 2 gun
  
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  10 inch/31 calibre gun
  
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  10 inch/40 calibre gun Mark 3
  
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  12 inch/35 Mark II gun
  
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  12"/35 caliber Mark I gun
  
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  12"/35 caliber gun
  
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  12"/40 caliber gun Mark III
  
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  12"/45 caliber Mark 5 gun 1906
  
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  12"/50 caliber Mark 8 gun 1944
  
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  13 inch/35 Marks 1,2 gun
  
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  13 inch/35 Mark I gun
  
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  13" naval gun
  
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  16 inch/50 Mark 7 gun 1943
  

10 inch/30,31,34 Mark 2 gun – 10 inch/31 calibre gun – 10 inch/40 calibre gun Mark 3 – 12 inch/35 Mark II gun – 12"/35 caliber gun – 12"/35 caliber Mark I gun – 12"/40 caliber gun Mark III – 12"/45 caliber Mark 5 gun – 12"/50 caliber Mark 8 gun – 13 inch/35 Mark I gun – 13 inch/35 Marks 1,2 gun – 13" naval gun – 16 inch/50 Mark 7 gun – 6 inch/30 gun – 6 inch/30 Mark 3 gun – 6 inch/35 calibre Mark III gun – 6 inch/40 Mark 4 gun – 6"/50 caliber gun – 8 inch/30 calibre gun – 8 inch/35 calibre Mark IV gun – 8 inch/45 Mark 6 gun – National Register of Historic Places – naval arsenal – USS Columbia – USS Columbus – USS Experiment – USS Minnesota – USS St. Mary's – USS Wasp – 

1906-01-01T00:00:00Z

12"/45 caliber Mark 5 gun 1906

1944-01-01T00:00:00Z

12"/50 caliber Mark 8 gun 1944

1943-01-01T00:00:00Z

16 inch/50 Mark 7 gun 1943

2013-09-16T00:00:00Z

Washington Navy Yard shooting 2013

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428-GX-KN 27596 (24414747349)

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428-GX-USN 1158468 (23986442259)

428-GX-USN 1173523 (25423241645)

428-GX-USN 1173524 (24796538383)

Metal workers in Naval Gun Factory, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. (25138204999)

Michael J. Slattery

Moira D. Modzelewski

Moira Modzelewski 131212-N-YP490-004 (11341105133)

Naval Gun Factory, Washington Navy Yard (25053180764)

Naval Gun Factory, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C., 1890-1910 (25247127636)

Observing gun manufacturing, Naval Gun Factory, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. (25479579576)

Observing the boring of guns, Naval Gun Factory, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C (24878988773)

Proud moment DVIDS1107099

Quarters B DC

US Navy 030204-N-0000X-001 This 1922 artwork depicts the sinking of the Confederate ship CSS Alabama

US Navy 090925-N-9671T-003 A Revolutionary War painting depicting the Virginia Navy cruiser Capt. Barron taking the British navy brig HMS Oxford is displayed at the Navy Art Gallery at the Washington Navy Yard

Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. LCCN2012649140

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		DC Preservation League entry@			Wikidata
link		Dreadnought Project entry@			Wikidata
link		National Register of Historic Places increase@			Wikidata
link		National Register of Historic Places entry@			Wikidata
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
weapon		6 inch/30 Mark 3 gun	weapon model, rifled breech loader, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon		6 inch/30 gun	weapon model, rifled breech loader, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon		6 inch/35 calibre Mark III gun	weapon model, rifled breech loader, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon		6 inch/40 Mark 4 gun	weapon model, rifled breech loader, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon		6"/50 caliber gun	weapon family, 6" naval gun		Wikidata
weapon		8 inch/30 calibre gun	weapon model, rifled breech loader, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon		8 inch/35 calibre Mark IV gun	weapon model, rifled breech loader, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon		8 inch/45 Mark 6 gun	coastal artillery weapon, weapon model, rifled breech loader, railway gun, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon		10 inch/30,31,34 Mark 2 gun	weapon family, rifled breech loader, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon		10 inch/31 calibre gun	10" naval gun, weapon model		Wikidata
weapon		10 inch/40 calibre gun Mark 3	10" naval gun, weapon model		Wikidata
weapon		12 inch/35 Mark II gun	weapon model, 12"/35 caliber gun, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon		12"/35 caliber Mark I gun	weapon model, 12"/35 caliber gun		Wikidata
weapon		12"/35 caliber gun	weapon family, 12" naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon		12"/40 caliber gun Mark III	12" artillery, weapon model, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon	1906	12"/45 caliber Mark 5 gun	12" artillery, weapon model, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon	1944	12"/50 caliber Mark 8 gun	12" artillery, weapon model, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon		13 inch/35 Marks 1,2 gun	weapon model, BL 13 inch gun, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon		13 inch/35 Mark I gun	weapon model, rifled breech loader, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon		13" naval gun	weapon model, naval artillery		Wikidata
weapon	1943	16 inch/50 Mark 7 gun	artillery model, BL 16 inch gun, naval artillery		Wikidata
incident	2013	Washington Navy Yard shooting			Wikidata
image		428-GX-K35760 (23727445713)			Wikimedia
image		428-GX-KN 27596 (24414747349)			Wikimedia
image		428-GX-KN 28811 (24782416075)			Wikimedia
image		428-GX-KN-21003 (24664584452)			Wikimedia
image		428-GX-K-60221 (24688923611)			Wikimedia
image		428-GX-K-105289 (25055656589)			Wikimedia
image		428-GX-K-121155 (24782427095)			Wikimedia
image		428-GX-USN 1158467 (24058667610)			Wikimedia
image		428-GX-USN 1158468 (23986442259)			Wikimedia
image		428-GX-USN 1173523 (25423241645)			Wikimedia
image		428-GX-USN 1173524 (24796538383)			Wikimedia
image		Metal workers in Naval Gun Factory, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. (25138204999)			Wikimedia
image		Michael J. Slattery			Wikimedia
image		Moira D. Modzelewski			Wikimedia
image		Moira Modzelewski 131212-N-YP490-004 (11341105133)			Wikimedia
image		Naval Gun Factory, Washington Navy Yard (25053180764)			Wikimedia
image		Naval Gun Factory, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C., 1890-1910 (25247127636)			Wikimedia
image		Observing gun manufacturing, Naval Gun Factory, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. (25479579576)			Wikimedia
image		Observing the boring of guns, Naval Gun Factory, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C (24878988773)			Wikimedia
image		Proud moment DVIDS1107099			Wikimedia
image		Quarters B DC			Wikimedia
image		US Navy 030204-N-0000X-001 This 1922 artwork depicts the sinking of the Confederate ship CSS Alabama			Wikimedia
image		US Navy 090925-N-9671T-003 A Revolutionary War painting depicting the Virginia Navy cruiser Capt. Barron taking the British navy brig HMS Oxford is displayed at the Navy Art Gallery at the Washington Navy Yard			Wikimedia
image		Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. LCCN2012649140			Wikimedia

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