Union Navy Officers and Sailors Posing on the Deck of the USS Sciota Shortly After the Union Sunken Gunboat Was Raised From Twelve Feet of Water in Mobile Bay, Alabama (1865)

Union Navy officers and sailors posing on the deck of the USS Sciota shortly after the sunken gunboat was raised from twelve feet of water in Mobile Bay, Alabama, April 1865. It had been sunk by a Confederate mine on April 14, 1865. From Miller's Photographic History of the Civil War.

View of Union Soldiers and Sailors Posing on an Unidentified Ferry Gunboat During the Civil War (1860's)

View of Union soldiers and sailors posing on an unidentified ferry gunboat during the Civil War.

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Portrait of Two Union Navy Sailors Fencing on the Deck of the Union Gunboat USS Hunchback During the Civil War

Portrait of two Union Navy sailors fencing on the deck of the Union gunboat USS Hunchback during the Civil War. Probably by Egbert Guy Fowx. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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United States Navy Officers Posing on the Deck of the Union Gunboat USS Agawam While Serving on the James River in Virginia (1864)

United States Navy officers posing on the deck of the USS Agawam, a steam-powered side-wheel Union gunboat, while serving on the James River in Virginia, 1864. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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Union Sailors Posing Next to a Cannon on an Unidentified Gunboat During the Civil War

Union sailors posing next to a cannon on the deck of an unidentified gunboat during the Civil War. Attributed to Mathew Brady. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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