 While a token presence at the encampment continued for a few years, the activity declined each year.In 1986, the project in New York City paid tribute to both this encampment and the Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp.In the early 1990s, the Special Weapons area at the Seneca Army Depot, which is where the protesters believed the nuclear weapons were stored, was closed and the Army acknowledged that the base's Special Weapons mission had ended.