Hudson Armory
The Hudson Armory is a former Massachusetts Army National Guard armory. It was built at the intersection of Park Street and Washington Street in Hudson, Massachusetts, next to the Assabet River in 1910 for the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia. It was designed by architects Mulcahy & McLaughlin of Boston, who also designed Fenway Park.[1][2] At some time prior to 2019, the armory was inactivated as a military facility, acquired by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and used for police and firefighter training. In March 2019 the armory's future was unclear, except that the Commonwealth planned to pull out of the facility on 30 June, and the Town of Hudson was considering purchasing the property.[3]
Units based at the Hudson Armory
- Company L of the 5th Infantry Regiment: 1910–1921
- Company B of the 181st Infantry Regiment: 1921–1959
- Company F of the 181st infantry Regiment: 1947–1959
- Company B of the 1st Battalion 110th Armor: 1959–1988
- Troop A of the 1st Squadron 110th Cavalry: 1988–1995
- Battery A of the 1st Battalion 102nd Field Artillery: 1995–2006
- Company C of the 26th Brigade Special Troops Battalion: 2006–2008
- Company D of the 1st Battalion 181st Infantry: 2006–?
- Company C of the 126th Brigade Support Battalion: 2008–?
See also
Notes
- ^ American Contractor 9 July 1910: 42. Chicago.
- ^ "Fenway Park History". Baseball Almanac. Retrieved 13 August 2020.
- ^ Contreras, Cesareo (6 March 2019). "Hudson weighs buying old armory". MetroWest Daily News. Retrieved 13 August 2020.
References
- Verdone, William L.; Halprin, Lewis (2005). Images of America: Hudson's National Guard Militia. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing. ISBN 0-7385-4456-6.
42°23′23.5″N 71°34′16.5″W / 42.389861°N 71.571250°W
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