Artillery Units and Equipment
58.
Confederate Water Battery (Columbiad Guns) - Warrington, FL at the
Entrance to Pensacola Bay - February 1861
59. Confederate Quaker Guns, (Logs Mounted to Deceive the Union Forces) in the Fortifications at Centreville, VA - March 1862
60. A 13 inch Mortar
Dictator Mounted on a Railroad Flatcar near Petersburg, VA (View 1) -
October 1864
290. The Dictator
(View 2) - Petersburg, VA October 1864
61. A Confederate
Napoleon Gun used in the Defense of Atlanta - 1864
62. A 200 Pound
Parrott Rifle Located in Fort Gregg on Morris Island, SC - 1865
63. Confederate
Torpedoes, Shot, and Shells in Front of the Charleston Arsenal -
Charleston, SC, 1865
64. A 15 inch Rodman
Gun in Battery Rodgers - Alexandria, VA
216. The Lincoln
Gun (15 inch Rodman Columbiad) - Fort Monroe, VA, 1864
221. Captured Siege
Guns at Rocketts (View 1) - Richmond, VA, 1865
222. Captured Siege
Guns at Rocketts (View 2) - Richmond, VA, 1865
A1012. African American soldier guarding 12-pdr. Napoleon - City Point, VA
227. The Beauregard
Gun - Fort Pulaski, GA, April 1862
232. Stacked and
Scattered Ammunition Near the Virginia State Arsenal - Richmond, VA, April
1865
320. A 12 Pound
Howitzer Gun Captured by Butterfield's Brigade near Hanover Court House
(View 1) - May 27 1862
321. A 12 Pound
Howitzer Gun Captured by Butterfield's Brigade near Hanover Court House
(View 2) - May 27 1862
778. Confederate
Brass Mountain Howitzers (Location Unknown)
8. Battery at Drill
- Ringgold, GA
204. 1st
Connecticut Artillery Gun Crews Drilling at Fort Richardson - Defenses of
Washington, Arlington VA
205. Brigade
Officers of the Horse Artillery Commanded by Lieutenant Colonel
William Hays - Near Fair Oaks, VA, 1862
Standing, left to right: Lt. Edmund Pendleton, Lt. Alex C. M. Pennington, Capt. Henry Benson, Capt, H.M. Gibson, Lt. James E. Wilson, Capt. John C. Tidball, Lt. William N. Dennison.
Seated, left to right: Capt. Horatio Gibson, Lt. Peter C. Hains, Lt. Col.
William Hays, Capt. James M. Robertson, Lt. J.W. Barlow. Seated on the
ground, left to right: Lt. Robert H. Chapin, Lt. Robert Clarke, A.C.
Vincent.
206. Two Wiard Guns
at the Arsenal, General Daniel E. Sickles Standing on the Left -
Washington, D.C., 1862
215. Three Officers
of the 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery, Company C - Fort Brady, VA,
1864
220. Gun Crews of
Company H, 3rd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery at Fort Lincoln - Defenses of
Washington, District of Columbia, 1865
230. View of 6th NY
Encampment - Brandy Station, VA, April 1864
248. Company F, 2nd
NY Artillery at Fort C. F. Smith - Defense of Washington, Arlington
VA, August 1865
249. Gun Crew of
Company K, 2nd NY Artillery in Fort C. F. Smith - Defense of Washington,
Arlington VA, August 1865
250. Interior View
of Fort C. F. Smith with Gun Crew of Company L, 2nd NY Artillery - Defense
of Washington, Arlington VA, August 1865
251. Officers of
Company F, 2nd NY Artillery at Fort C. F. Smith - Defense of Washington,
Arlington VA, August 1865
252. Officers and
Men of Company F, 3rd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery in Fort Stevens -
Defense of Washington, District of Columbia, August 1865
253. Officers of
Companies A and B, 3rd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, near Quarters at
Fort Totten - Defense of Washington, District of Columbia, August 1865
265. Captain Rufus D. Pettit's Battery B, 1st
New York Light Artillery, in Fort Richardson - Near Fair Oaks, VA
266. Horatio G.
Gibson's C and G Batteries - Near Fair Oaks, VA, June 1862
267. 20 Pound
Parrott Rifled Guns of the 1st NY Battery - Near Richmond VA, June 1862
268. Confederate
Water Battery Magruder, with Rodman Smooth Bore Siege Guns - Yorktown, VA,
June 1862
269. Several
officers from the 17th New York Battery - June 1863
270. 17th NY
Battery with Horses Harnessed to Guns (View 1) - Near Washington D.C.,
June 1863
271. Sergeants of
the 3rd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, with Gun and Caisson at Fort Totten
- District of Columbia
340. Battery M, 2nd
U.S. Artillery - Near Fair Oaks, VA
391. Federal
Battery Fording a Tributary of the Rappahannock on the Day of the 2nd Bull
Run/Manassas Battle - August 1862
484. Group of
Officers with Gun at Artillery Headquarters - Culpeper, VA, September 1863
Left to right: Lt. Samuel S. Elder (4th U.S. Battery E), Lt. Alanson M.
Randol (1st U.S. Battery E & G), Lt. C.K. Warner, Lt. Alex C.M. Pennington
(2nd U.S. Battery M), Lt. Rufus King, Jr. (4th U.S. Battery A), Lt. T.
Riley, Lt. H. B. Read
505. Officers of
the 3rd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery - Fort Monroe, VA
596. Officers of the U.S. Horse Artillery
Brigade Commanded by Captain James M. Robertson - Culpeper, VA
822. 13 inch Seacoast Mortars of Federal Battery
No. 4 with Officers of 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery - Near Yorktown,
VA, May 1862
823. Washington,
D.C. Company M, 9th New York Heavy Artillery, in a fort - Washington,
D.C., 1865 August
824. Federal Artillery
Park - Yorktown, VA
214. Battery of Parrott Guns Manned by
Company C, 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery - Fort Brady, VA, 1864
