Battery Huger from Left flank, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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FS-640; Ft. Sumter; ca. 1955; S/FS,gv-i; Left Flank, Parade, and Battery Hugerl 4e.
Battery Huger on the right, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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7; FS-640; ca. 1955; S/FS,gv-i; FS Left Parade w Battery; Hugar; 4e.
Battery McCorkle in Fort Moultrie, Roadman Gun in foreground, Fort Sumter in background, South Carolina
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Fort Moultrie.
Battery McCorkle with soldiers, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina
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H/FM, t; 31; hp; 3c.
Big bulldozer plunges into the fill on left face of the Fort, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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Boat of National Park Service at the dock, Fort Sumter in background, South Carolina
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Boats , truck and a crane during restoration of Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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Bombarded Officers quarters of Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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2/13; 4A; Officers Quarters 1861.
Bombardment of Fort Moultrie by the Iron-Clads, Charleston, South Carolina [verso]
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From Harper 's Weekly.
Bombardment of Fort Sumter, from book Harper's Pictorial History of the Civil War [verso]
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Bringing museum exhibits on a barge, to be placed in Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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34-6; F Sumter; F28; Moving Museum exhibits to Ft. Sumter. Salmons barge 1/6/61.
Brooks to Crane and Chandler, instructions to clear sap of all obstacles, August 24 1863
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Instructions sent to Crane and Chandler by order of Brooks, that they will twice in each turn of duty examine the whole line of trenches from the 1st Parallel to the Head of the Sap, clearing it of all obstacles. Brooks also writes that obstructions put in by the Guard must be removed by them, or their refusal to do so reported.
Brooks to Crane and Chandler, instructions to clear sap of all obstacles, August 24 1863
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Instructions sent to Crane and Chandler by order of Brooks, that they will twice in each turn of duty examine the whole line of trenches from the 1st Parallel to the Head of the Sap, clearing it of all obstacles. Brooks also writes that obstructions put in by the Guard must be removed by them, or their refusal to do so reported.
Bulldozer uncovering stump like remains of piers at rear of left face gunrooms, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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Bulldozer uncovering stump like remains of piers at rear of left face gunrooms, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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Cannon, barracks of Fort Sumter in background, South Carolina
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3B; 18; fosu; 4B.
Cannons in display in Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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FS 415; S/FS,1; Left face; 4d; 000.56.01; 000.922.43; Norwells; San. 1961?.
Cannons in display in the left face interior, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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1/20; FS-415; S/FS gv-i; Left Face interior; 4d.
Cannons in display in the left parade, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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June 1969; FS-690; ID/HO.go; Cannon at Left Face Ft. Sumter; 4d.
Cargo, relating to steamers
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List of steamer communications relating to cargo, such as 'What is your cargo?', 'Troops', etc. Possibly by Thomas Benton (T.B.) Brooks.
Carpentry work by a person from National Park Service, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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Carrying the material for reroofing the museum, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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A/M,f5-b; 13; reroofing museum; B. Stevens I: White A. White.
Chapel service with seats filled, Fort Sumter, South Carolina, 1943
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Chapel Services at FOSU in Left Flank Casemates.
1943
Characterization and Degredation of Cementitious Materials at Fort Sumter National Monument
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Characterization of Restoration Mortars for Fort Sumter National Monument and Degradation of Mortars by Sea Water and Frost Action
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Charleston Harbor and vicinity, from Fort Moultrie to Fort Sumter, Charleston, South Carolina
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Charleston Harbor and vicinity, from Fort Moultrie to Fort Sumter, Charleston, South Carolina
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Civil War memorial in the Fort, left face of the Fort in the background, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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Clothing accounts, Adjutant General's Office, War Department
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Code of Signals for Steam Whistles, by Brooks [Recto]
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Code of signals for steam whistles, by Brooks. Includes signals for maneuvering, such as go, stop, can you come to my assistance, etc.
Code of Signals for Steam Whistles, by Brooks [Verso]
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Code of signals for steam whistles, by Brooks. Includes signals for maneuvering, such as go, stop, can you come to my assistance, etc.
Combinations of short and long whistle blares for System of Signaling for Steam Whistles
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Combinations of short and long whistle blares for System of Signaling for Steam Whistles. Includes numbers 1-0 (10).
Comments Based on an Examination of Endicott Battery Historic Concrete at Fort Sumter National Monument
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Confederate soldiers resting in front of a tent, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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Confederate soldiers standing in parade, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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IX; 10; Fosu Barracks; 4a; Palmetto Guards Flag, And Stars And Bars, And State Flag Are Raised Over Sumter By Confeds.
Confederate torpedoes, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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Confed. torpedos er, @ Charleston; Miller V, 188; 7d.
Constitution draft in Snee Farm, Charles Pinckney National Historic Site, South Carolina
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constitution draft w/ccps notes chp1-mis-127 (1/2).
Corner of left flank and left face, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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11/70; FS 480; S/FS gv-e; Corner of left flank and left face; 4c.
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