ROMULUS, N.Y. — For much of its history, the Seneca Army Depot was home to everything from U.S. Army munitions to radioactive materials used in the Manhattan Project and the nuclear weapons ...

Want to hunt a white deer? There are hundreds of them at the fenced-in former Seneca Army Depot in Romulus, and a special 12-day hunting season there begins next Saturday and ends Dec. 12.

Atlas Obscura on Slate is a new travel blog. Like us on Facebook, Tumblr, or follow us on Twitter @atlasobscura. For years, rumors circulated about the strange herd of white deer living in the ...

You can reach out to them if you need that additional detail.” The Army operated the 10,587-acre depot near Romulus in Seneca County, about 200 miles west of Albany, from 1941 to 2000 ...

In upstate New York, the former Seneca Army Munitions Depot still has more than 100 concrete igloos from World War II for storing bombs, which officials in Seneca County say they cannot afford to ...

Well, why not take a trip out into the Finger Lakes region and see the white deer on the old Seneca Army Depot on Route 96A near Romulus. Many people think that these deer are albinos, but they ...

They are extremely rare and are mostly found within the confines of the former Seneca Army Depot in Seneca County, New York. Some have speculated that the animals were a victim of some freak ...

on the former Seneca Army Depot. The depot was built in 1941 and commissioned by the US War Department at the start of World War II. The 25-mile-long perimeter fence was built to surround the ...