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[Charleston, S.C. Interior view of Fort Johnson, with stacks of shot]

[Charleston, S.C. Interior view of Fort Johnson, with stacks of shot]

Charleston, S.C. Interior view of Fort Johnson, with stacks of shot

Charleston, S.C. Interior view of Fort Johnson, with stacks of shot

Charleston, S.C. Interior view of Fort Johnson, with stacks of shot

Charleston, South Carolina (vicinity). Interior view of Fort Johnson

Charleston, South Carolina (vicinity). Interior view of Fort Johnson

Charleston, South Carolina (vicinity). Interior view of Fort Johnson

Charleston, South Carolina (vicinity). Interior view of Fort Johnson

[Charleston, S.C. Interior view of Fort Johnson, with stacks of shot]

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Photographs of the Federal Navy, and seaborne expeditions against the Atlantic Coast of the Confederacy, specifically of Charleston, S.C., 1863-1865.

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history civil war military facilities charleston sc forts and fortifications charleston stereographs wet collodion negatives interior view interior view fort johnson fort johnson stacks shot 1865 stereoscopic views 19th century navy us navy confederate states of america united states history us civil war library of congress
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01/01/1865
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history civil war military facilities charleston sc forts and fortifications charleston stereographs wet collodion negatives interior view interior view fort johnson fort johnson stacks shot 1865 stereoscopic views 19th century navy us navy confederate states of america united states history us civil war library of congress