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Charleston Museum Illustrated Newspapers Collection
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1863
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Charleston (S.C.), Cooper River (S.C.), Sullivans Island (S.C.), Fort Moultrie (S.C.), Low Country, James Island (S.C.), United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865, Stono River (S.C.), Fort Johnson (S.C.), Ashley River (S.C.), Fort Sumter (Charleston, S.C.), Folly Island (S.C. : Island), Morris Island (S.C.), Fort Wagner (S.C.), Cummings Point (S.C.), Castle Pinckney (Charleston, S.C.), Moultrieville (S.C.), Wando River (S.C.)
✖ Remove constraint Subject (Geographic): Charleston (S.C.), Cooper River (S.C.), Sullivans Island (S.C.), Fort Moultrie (S.C.), Low Country, James Island (S.C.), United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865, Stono River (S.C.), Fort Johnson (S.C.), Ashley River (S.C.), Fort Sumter (Charleston, S.C.), Folly Island (S.C. : Island), Morris Island (S.C.), Fort Wagner (S.C.), Cummings Point (S.C.), Castle Pinckney (Charleston, S.C.), Moultrieville (S.C.), Wando River (S.C.)
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Batteries (Ordnance), Armored vessels
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Date:
1863
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[Color image.] Caption: 'Charleston and its environs. 1. Charleston and Savannah Railroad.-- 2. Ashley River.-- 3. Charleston.-- 4. Cooper River.-- 5. Wando River.-- 6. Castle Pinckney.-- 7. Fort Ripley.-- 8.Fort Johnson (James Island).-- 9. Stono River.--10.Fort Sumter.-- 11. Fort Moultrie.-- 12.Battery Gregg (Cumming's Point).-- 13.Fort Wagner.-- 14.General Gillmore's Advanced Batteries.-- 15.Captured Works (Morris's Island).-- 16. Light-house Inlet.-- 17.Union Battery (Folly Island).-- 18. Iron-clads and Wooden Ships.--19. Hotels.-- 20.Sullivan's island and Rebel Batteries.-- 21.Moultrieville.--22. Mt Pleasant.-- 23.Breach Inlet.-- 24. Shem Creek.-- 0,0.Rebel Batteries on James Island.' [full date July, 1863]
