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File Details: ALHIm, 1400 DPI, TIFF, Original Negative, 48.2 Mb
| Credit: | unknown photographer |
|---|---|
| Date: | 1865.04 |
| Negative Size: | stereo |
| Equipment: | barrel |
| Locations & Lines: | Richmond VA; Rockett’s Landing (Richmond VA); Virginia |
| Military Units: | CS Navy; US Army |
| Transports: | ironclad; CSS Virginia II |
| Sources: | Library of Congress |
Photographic War History. The War For The Union. 1861-1865. No. 6277. Smoke-stack of the Rebel Ram “Virginia.” This is the smokestack of the Rebel Ram Virginia, and shows how our batteries peppered the ram when it made its famous raid down the river and attempted to run by our batteries. When Richmond was taken, this smoke-stack was found at the “Rocketts.” The Rebels had taken it out and was repairing the ram when they got orders to evacuate the city. The ram was blown up by them when they left. [Taylor & Huntington stereo card]
Library of Congress says: Richmond, Virginia. Smoke stack of C.S. Ram VIRGINIA No. 2. Holes made by Federal batteries.
An African-american man stands behind the stack.
Anthony No. 3277.
Etched onto negative: 3277, changed to 6277.