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Fort Monroe, Virginia Officers of 3d Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery

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[Fort Monroe, Virginia 3d Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery on parade]

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Fort Monroe, Virginia. 3d Regiment Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery. (152nd Volunteers)

Fort Monroe, Virginia. 3d Regiment Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery. (152nd Volunteers)

Fort Monroe, Virginia. 3d Regiment Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery. (152nd Volunteers)

Fort Monroe, Virginia. 3d Regiment Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery. (152nd Volunteers)

[Fort Monroe, Virginia Officers of 3d Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery]

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Photograph of the Federal Navy, and seaborne expeditions against the Atlantic Coast of the Confederacy, specifically of Fort Monroe, Va.

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01/01/1864
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history civil war military facilities military personnel union fort monroe va forts and fortifications artillery troops virginia fort monroe wet collodion negatives fort monroe officers pennsylvania heavy artillery 1864 19th century history of pennsylvania navy us navy confederate states of america united states history us civil war library of congress