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Springfield Armory National Historic Site 2nd Continental Dragoons, Armory Day, 2009. (c) James Langone
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Springfield Armory National Historic Site
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Started as a technical reference library for the workers and engineers at Springfield Armory, the museum collection has grown into one of the largest collections of military small arms in the world. While the bulk of the collections are not on public display, the catalog records of the objects are available online. Please follow the links below to explore the collections of Springfield Armory National Historic Site.

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Did You Know?
Springfield Arsenal, a military supply depot, was sited by General Henry Knox, and approved by General George Washington in 1777. The arsenal became known as Springfield Armory in 1794 when on-site small arms manufacturing was approved by President Washington.
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Last Updated: January 05, 2012 at 12:18 MST