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Phone: 585-232-5300
Fax: 585-232-3528
Address: Culver Road Armory, 145 Culver Road, Suite 100, Rochester, NY 14620

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About the Culver Road Armory

The main Armory building located at 145 Culver Road was constructed in 1916 under the ownership of the Army National Guard. Under the National Guard the Armory was maintained as home to the 121st Calvary Division Stables and training ground as well as for the Troop H Barracks, Offices, Huge Indoor Drill Hall complete with Spectator stands, Recreation Rooms, Mess Hall, Saddles Rooms, Supply Rooms, Indoor Firing Range and ammunition storage, Parade Grounds, locker rooms and showers. The Armory was expanded to include a third story during the second quarter of the twentieth century to accommodate the consolidation of Upstate cavalries. Its post cavalry function evolved into the Army Vehicle Maintenance Garages where Gasoline & Diesel Vehicle fuel was stored. The site included a vehicle repairs and maintenance garage, battery neutralization and disposal facilities as well as vehicle paint and body maintenance facilities. As home to four National Guard units City records show approved occupancy levels up to 2,500 persons for activities related to the drill hall, athletic events and dinners during that time period. Other Federal operations included induction ceremonies held at the Main Armory Building. In 1947 the 209th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Group obtained Federal status as the 898th automatic weapons Battalion led by Lt. Col. Hartley White of Rochester. Hundreds of military and nonmilitary persons would attend Troop F anniversary celebrations, including their Silver Anniversary, in the main Armory building with jazz bands and dinner.