Kilcatten House was a fine 19th Century residence that once stood in the townland of Killaloo near Claudy, Co. Londonderry. Today only the demesne and a gate lodge remain with views of mountains and the wooded valley along the River Faughan.
American Forces
The following American forces were based in Kilcatten House, Co. Londonderry in 1944. The United States Army used the spelling 'Kilcotton' in their records.
| Start Date | End Date | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| 7th April 1944 | 19th April 1944 | Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 67th Replacement Battalion |
1946 Auction
At 1830hrs on 30th May 1946, a public auction took place at Kilcatten House. Owner Mr. John J. Evans Esquire placed the contents of the former military camp for sale.
| Item | Quantity | Information |
|---|---|---|
| Nissen Hut | 1 | 24' x 48' |
| Nissen Hut | 1 | 16' x 48' |
| Nissen Huts | 2 | 16' x 42' |
| Nissen Huts | 21 | 16' x 36' |
| Nissen Huts | 3 | 16' x 18' |
| Arctic Stoves | ||
| Boilers | ||
| Columbian Range | ||
| Domestic Boiler | ||
| Galvanised Cylinder and Piping | ||
| Steel Tank | Approximately 5,000 Gallons | |
| Galvanised Iron and Metal Piping | With Brass Taps | |
| Shower Fittings | With Chrome Taps | |
| Sentry Boxes | 2 | |
| Movable Lavatory | 1 | |
| Jaw Boxes | ||
| Wash Hand Basins | ||
| Valves and Fittings | ||
| Wash Benches | 10 | |
| Electric Wire and Fittings | ||
| Shelving and Counters |