- While noted architect Heyward S. Singley did not specifically claim credit for having designed this MVSB in 1949, he is known to have contract to design a total of twenty MVSBs in 1948 for locations throughout the state, which strongly suggests that he may have played a role in designing this one, although no direct evidence has yet been found to demonstrate this. See Heyward S. Singley to Donald Russell, 1954, application for building work, 1954, Donald Russell Papers, University Archives, South Caroliniana Library, University of South Carolina.
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James C. Dozier to Headquarters, Departments of the Army and Air Force, September 18, 1958, Folder 633, South Carolina, Box 3571, Army-NGB Decimal File, 1958, RG 168, NARA II; Edgar C. Erickson to Olin D. Johnston, August 11, 1958, Folder 633, South Carolina, Box 3571, Army-NGB Decimal File, 1958, RG 168, NARA II. No completion report or dedication fact sheet has been found for this facility.
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Scott B. Kitchens, et al, Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey of SCARNG Armory Facilities, draft copy (South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of South Carolina, 2005), 11. Gwen R. Rhodes, South Carolina Army National Guard (South Carolina Army National Guard, 1988), 224, reports that the original MVSB complex at Allendale also included a small concrete block building, which appears to be extant.
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Allendale County Citizen, September 11, 1959, and September 18, 1959, available on microfilm at South Caroliniana Library, University of South Carolina.
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Rhodes, 222
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Rhodes, 222-23
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Rhodes, 224
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Kitchens, et al, 11
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Staff Sergeant Robert Neal, Personal Conversation, February 4, 2010