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Powder Magazine,
Powder House, or
Powderworks may
refer to:
Powder tower or
powder house, a
building used to
store gunpowder or explosives;
common until...
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storage magazines. Most
magazines were
purely functional and
tended to be in
remote and
secure locations. They are the
successor to the
earlier powder towers...
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propellant gave the
storage of the
former the name "s**** room" and the
latter "
powder room".
Surface warships that have
carried torpedoes, and ones that still...
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separate magazines for
powder and ball, a 30 shot capacity, and a
trigger guard that
could be
rotated to
reload the weapon.
Bartmans made a
magazine rifle...
- The Old
Powder Magazine is a
historic building in Arkengarthdale, a
village in
North Yorkshire, in England. The
building was
constructed in
about 1804...
- hegumen's house, the monks' cells, the refectory, the stockrooms, the
powder magazine and the ho****e. The
monastery has two main doors : one to the west...
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Annual Men's
Powder Poll #3".
POWDER Magazine. 6
December 2013.
Retrieved 4
April 2019. "15th
Annual Men's
Powder Poll #2".
POWDER Magazine. 5 December...
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periods illustrated (the
Village Museum). It also
includes a
historical powder magazine and a toy museum. The
Schreuder House is the
first period house in...
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Gunpowder Incident (or
Powder Alarm or
Gunpowder Affair) was a
conflict early in the
American Revolutionary War
between Lord Dunmore, the
Royal Governor...
- the Age of Sail.
Their chief role was to
ferry gunpowder from the
powder magazine in the ship's hold to the
artillery pieces,
either in bulk or as cartridges...