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Home›Navy Brig Oneida Moves to Naval Station at Sackets Harbor

April 12, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Navy Brig Oneida Moves to Naval Station at Sackets Harbor

Oswego was not exactly the Brooklyn Navy Yard in 1810, and apparently government officials in Washington were not aware that the “heavy weat… By Richard Palmer (palltimes) [mappress] Source: palltimes, April 12, 2011;

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Oswego was not exactly the Brooklyn Navy Yard in 1810, and apparently government officials in Washington were not aware that the “heavy weat…

By Richard Palmer ( palltimes ) [mappress] Source: palltimes, April 12, 2011;

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