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- General Gillmore and staff, Morris Island
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Military officers
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner. Image depicts Brigadier General Quincy A. Gillmore (1825-1888) and his staff.
- Civil War Collections
- General Gillmore's headquarters, Folly Island
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Military officers; Soldiers
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner. Image depicts the headquarters of Brigadier General Quincy A. Gillmore (1825-1888).
- Civil War Collections
- Telegraph headquarters in the front
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Soldiers; Military officers; Forts & fortifications; Telegraph
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner. The remains of a Confederate land mine, or "torpedo" are seen in front of the soldiers at right.
- Civil War Collections
- Dismounted 100 pound Parrott, Captain Jack Comstock, 3rd Regiment, 2nd parallel
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Weaponry); Military officers; Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Correspondence, Thomas Moreland to Lammot du Pont, 1863-07-24
- Soldiers; Military facilities
- Letter from Sergeant Thomas Moreland of Company A, 5th Delaware Volunteer Infantry, to Lammot du Pont, complaining of what he felt was the unfair treatment of his company at Fort Delaware.
- Civil War Collections
- Two 30 pound Parrotts, Captain Shaw, 3rd Regiment, left batteries
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Battery Rosecrans, 3rd Regiment, Artillery Captain Joe J. Comstock, three 100 pounders, 1 dismounted, 2nd parallel
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Two 100 pound Parrotts, Sergeant Jas. Wilson, 1st US Artillery, left batteries
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Captain Colwell, two 100 pound and one 200 pound Parrotts, left batteries
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Captain Strahan's 3rd Regiment, two 200 pound Parrotts, one dismounted, 2nd parallel
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Dismounted 200 pound of Captain Strahan, 3rd Regiment, 2nd parallel
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Battery F, 3rd NY Artillery Sergeant P. Birchmeyer, 2nd parallel
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner. The cannons shown in this image are Wiard guns.
- Civil War Collections
- Two 30 pound Parrotts, Captain Shaw, 3rd Regiment, left batteries
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Three 30 pound Parrotts, Captain Shaw, 3rd Regiment, left batteries
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Battery Meade, two 100 pound Parrotts, Sergeant George Woreen, 2nd parallel
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Part of the Naval Battery, two 80 pound Whitworth rifles, 2nd parallel
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Sailors; Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Part of Naval Battery, 2nd parallel
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Sailors; Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Battery B, four 12 pound Howitzers, Lieutenant Guy V. Henry, 2nd parallel
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Battery B, 3rd NY Artillery, "Napoleon guns", Captain Ashcroft, 2nd parallel
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections
- Dismounted 200 pounder, Captain Shaw, 3rd Regiment, 1st gun which opened on [Fort] Sumpter, left batteries
- Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
- Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
- Civil War Collections