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Showing posts with label naval. Show all posts
Showing posts with label naval. Show all posts
Saturday, January 3, 2015
Sunday, December 14, 2014
US Navy Blacksmiths at Work on the Deck of the Union Monitor USS Lehigh During the Civil War
US Navy blacksmiths at work on the deck of the Union monitor USS Lehigh during the Civil War. The darkroom where this photographs were probably developed and a box of equipment with the name of photographer Egbert Guy Fowx on it, who probably took this photo, are visible on deck on the right behind the ironworking operation. Animated stereoscopic photographs.
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Time-lapse View of the Crew and Officers of the Union Monitor USS Saugus on the James River, Virginia (1865)
Time-lapse view of the crew and officers of the Union monitor USS Saugus posing on its deck on the James River, Virginia, c. 1865.
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Friday, May 2, 2014
USS Monitor on the James River
Union Navy officers and sailors on the deck and turret of the USS Monitor on the James River a few months after its fight with the CSS Virginia at the Battle of Hampton Roads, 1862. Two cannonball impacts can be seen on the turret on the left. By James Gibson. Animated stereoscopic photograph.
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