Morspoort Barracks
The Morspoort Barracks were built in 1817 on the Galgewater. Until 1940, the building was used by infantry units (4th Infantry Regiment) and mounted troops. After that, the training program for corporal-cooks of the Ministry of Defence was established in the barracks.
In 1981, the Morspoort Barracks closed.
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