Editing Fort Gregg-Adams (section)

==== First permanent structures built ====
The 1950s and 1960s witnessed almost nonstop modernization efforts as, one-by-one, Fort Lee's temporary wooden barracks, training facilities and housing units began giving way to permanent brick and cinderblock structures. New multi-storied barracks were built in the mid-50s, along with whole communities of [[Capehart housing]] for permanent party. In May 1961, the new three-story [[Quartermaster Center and School|Quartermaster School]], [[Thomas Mifflin|Mifflin Hall]], was dedicated. [[Kenner Army Health Clinic|Kenner Army Hospital]] opened in 1962, replacing the remnants of the old WWII-era facility, and the privately funded [[U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum|Quartermaster Museum]] opened its doors in 1963. Some years have seen far more change than others, but the overall process of modernization has continued ever since.<ref name="auto1"/>