Photo of North-Western angle of Fort Moultrie with barracks and magazine pictured, South Carolina, 1861
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Ft. Moultrie after 1861 bombardment 1861 3B.
Officer's quarters seen from beach at Fort Moultrie on Poe Avenue, Charleston, South Carolina, circa 1906
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Officer's Quarters at Fort Moultrie Bldg. on Poe Ave. seen from beach.
West barracks front walk and mortar base for porch column support, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina
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FOMO W. Barracks front walk and mortar base for porch column support arrow = 12' 7-74; 1.d; DPH;.
Photo of tents pitched in sand
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A line of four tents with three unidentified soldiers.
Foundation of enlisted men's barracks, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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FS-495; 5-15-67; fosu foundation of enlisted mens barracks; 4e.
West barracks front walk doorstep and interior rear wall with fireplace base at left, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina
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FOMO w. barracks front walk doorstep, barracks interior, rear, wall, fireplace base at left. Looking west.; 7-74;1.d.; DPH.
Photo of tents pitched in sand
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A line of four tents with one unidentified soldier in doorway of first tent.
Front view of Bryson Place barracks no. 2, Bryson Place, Deep Creek, North Carolina
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Front view... Barracks No. 2, Bryson Place, Deep Creek NC... to be repaired with material salvages from Barracks No. 1.Bryson Place Barrackes NO. 2; Bryson Place NC, III-C-CCC-10824, History - Campgrounds and Picnic Areas - Cataloochee CCC Camp
Two tents
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Two tents with wooden walls, with a bulletin board in front of first structure. Two soldiers are on margins of image.
West barracks brick floor, replaced by wood floor, joist and nail pattern between remaining brick strips, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina
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FOMO W. Barracks brick floor, replaces by wood floor, joist and nail pattern between remaining brick strips.; 7-74; 1.d.; DPH; SEP 74R.
Text and two illustrations in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 1861 [recto]
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The Richland Rifles enjoying the after-dinner hour, at their quarters on Sullivans Island, Charleston Harbor, SC. Moonlight scene on Sullivan 's Island, South Carolina.
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