Discovery Of A Rebel Battery & Camp On Vernon River, Ga., By The U.S. Gun Boats Ottowa, Seneca, Pembina, & Mary Andrew, Under Command Of Capt. Rogers Of The Wabash - Position Of U.S. Gun Boats At The Time Of Rebel Battery Opening Fire - Dec. 11, 1861
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Image Title: Discovery Of A Rebel Battery & Camp On Vernon River, Ga., By The U.S. Gun Boats Ottowa, Seneca, Pembina, & Mary Andrew, Under Command Of Capt. Rogers Of The Wabash - Position Of U.S. Gun Boats At The Time Of Rebel Battery Opening Fire - Dec. 11, 1861
Date: Between 1900 and 1920(?)
Subjects: Gunboats--Union--Georgia--1860-1870
United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Naval operations
Original Media: Photograph
Collections: Civil War
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