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US Civil War. Crew of the USS Hunchback, side-wheel
US Civil War, 1861-65. 67th New York Infantry
US Civil War. Confederate artillery near Charleston
US Civil War, Battle of Hampton Roads, on
US Civil War, 1861-65. Union troops drilling
US Civil War, Battle of Chancellorsville
US Civil War, double turreted monitor, USS
US Civil War. The USS Monitor, the Union ironclad
US Civil War, 1861-65. Soldiers of 36th Pennsylvania
US Civil War. Siege of Charleston, 1863. Telegraph
US Civil War, 1861-1865. Two Union soldiers
US Civil War. Siege of Charleston, 1863. Marsh
Tents of the Union land forces on Morris Island
Thomas Stonewall Jackson, in 1855 by H.B
US Civil War, 1863-1864. Colonel James P
US Civil War, 1861-1865. Camp scene with a
US Civil War, Vicksburg Campaign, Jan. 8-July
US Civil War. Battle of Charleston, April
Major General Quincy Adams Gillmore was a
Confederate artillery near Charleston, S.C
US Civil War. Union Admiral Farraguts fleet
Ironclad USS Essex at docked at Baton Rouge
US Civil War. Destruction of the rebel ram
US Civil War. Battle of Baton Rouge, August
Union occupied New Orleans, 1863, during the
US Civil War. Union military occupation commander
General Benjamin Butler served in the Massachusetts
US Civil War. Battle of New Orleans, April
US Civil War. Battle of Forts Jackson and
US Civil War. Battle of Forts Jackson and
Union sailors at the ships wheel aboard the
ATTACK ON NEW ULM, 1904, by Anton Gag, painting
Admiral David D. Porter on the deck of a warship
Admiral David D. Porter on the deck of a warship
US Civil War. Admiral David Farragut and Captain
Admiral David Farragut, served in the US Navy
US Civil War. Rear Admiral John Dahlgren standing
US Civil War. Alfred R. Waud drawing of infernal
US Civil War. Gunboats, USS DeKalb, Mound
US Civil War. USS Red Rover, was a US Navy
LITTLE CROW, by Henry H. Cross, American painting
US Civil War. USS Lafayette, a gunboat of
US Civil War. USS Tyler was a commercial side-wheel
USS New Ironsides was a wooden-hulled broadside
US Civil War. Union wooden side-wheeler, the
The USS Macedonian, a three-masted, wooden-hulled
US Civil War. The crew of the USS Mendota
US Civil War. Pivot gun and crew, of the USS
US Civil War. Boatswain piping near a large
US Civil War. Studio portrait of an African
US Civil War General Franz Sigel was a German
US Civil War. Two sailors on deck of Union
US Civil War. 1863 Union recruiting poster
US Civil War. Battle of Cherbourg. Combat
USS KEARSARGE, by Clary Ray, American painting
Captain Raphael Semmes, commander of the CSS
Sailor Raphael Semmes picture on the front
CAPTURE BY THE CONFEDERATE WARSHIP CSS SUMTER
US Civil War. Officers of the CSS Sumter
US Civil War. CSS Robert E. Lee was a blockade
Blockade runners and other shipping in St
John Ross was the Principal Chief of the Cherokee
Captured Confederate ram, the former CSS Atlanta
US Civil War. CSS Stonewall, a French built
CIVIL WAR MONITORS AT SEA, by Fred S. Cozzens
US Civil War, USS Casco, was a light draft
US Civil War, double turreted monitor, USS
US Civil War, Union Canonicus class on the
US Civil War, Union Canonicus class monitor
Union Passaic class monitor, USS Lehigh, in
Albert Pike, was a Confederate Brigadier General
US Civil War, Union sailors on the deck of
US Civil War, interior of the turret of Union
US Civil War, Union ironclad monitor USS Montauk
US Civil War. The USS Monitor, the Union ironclad
US Civil War. The USS Monitor, the Union ironclad
USS Monitor, the Union ironclad gunboat after
Union Admiral John Worden was a career officer
John Ericsson, was the industrial inventor
Ship designer, John Ericsson, posing by the
US Civil War, Battle of Pea Ridge, (aka Battle
US Civil War, Battle of Hampton Roads, on
US Civil War, Battle of Hampton Roads, took
US Civil War. Convoy of the Union Mississippi
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