Category:Floating Battery of Charleston Harbor

Media in category "Floating Battery of Charleston Harbor"

The following 16 files are in this category, out of 16 total.

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  Defences of Charleston - "Folly's battery," near the lighthouse, Charleston Harbor LCCN2014647460 (cropped).jpg 2,400 × 1,752; 1.19 MB
  
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  Defences of Charleston - the "middle ground" battery, Charleston Harbor. LCCN2014647460 (cropped).jpg 2,416 × 1,692; 1.1 MB
  
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  FloatingBatteryDrawing.png 750 × 388; 215 KB
  
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  FloatingBatteryEngaged1861Drawing.png 1,000 × 477; 425 KB
  
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  FloatingBatteryHospitalInterior.png 1,329 × 865; 1.55 MB
  
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  FloatingBatteryInteriorEngaged1861.jpg 760 × 482; 94 KB
  
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  FloatingBatteryofCharlestonHarbor.jpg 1,200 × 734; 405 KB
  
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  Frank Leslie's scenes and portraits of the Civil War (1894) (14576191409).jpg 4,656 × 2,948; 3.31 MB
  
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  Hamilton's Floating Battery Moored at the End of Sullivan's Island the Night Before They Opened Fire upon Fort Sumter MET DP266515.jpg 3,915 × 2,396; 2.08 MB
  
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  Hamilton's Floating Battery Moored at the End of Sullivan's Island the Night Before They Opened Fire upon Fort Sumter MET DP266516.jpg 2,374 × 3,920; 1.87 MB
  
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  Harper's weekly (1864) (14804733123).jpg 2,024 × 1,280; 667 KB
  
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  Port Royal Island - 1. Camp Saxton (Smith's plantation) - the new headquarters of the 1st S.C. Vol. (Colored), Col. Higginson. 2. Mitchelville, the new south village for contrabands, Hilton LCCN2014647460.jpg 5,892 × 8,336; 12.21 MB
  
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  Remains Floating Battery Charleston harbor.jpg 932 × 1,024; 192 KB
  
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  Scene on the floating battery in Charleston Harbor, S.C., during the bombardment of Fort Sumpter (sic) - from a sketch by an officer LCCN99614160.jpg 1,536 × 1,030; 231 KB
  
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  The Floating battery at Charleston, S.C., intended to assist in the capture of Fort Sumpter (sic), with Dr. De Vega's hospital attached - from a sketch by our special artist now in LCCN99614159.jpg 1,536 × 1,066; 227 KB
  
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  The war in South Carolina. Rebel Floating Battery driven by a storm on Folly Island. From a sketch by our special artist, W.T. Crane. FT 1864.jpg 1,520 × 684; 1.09 MB