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- 300 pound Parrot Gun, in Ft. Chatfield, Morris Island, S.C.
- Stereograph: 300 pound Parrott Gun, named after a Col. Brayton, with soldiers ready to fire it.
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- A battery of 'Quaker guns.'
- Stereograph: Soldiers with rifles standing guard over decoy cannons made of logs mounted to wheels.
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- Garrison of Fort Wagner on parade
- Stereograph: Garrison of Fort Wagner on parade, tents and fortification in background.
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- Interior of Ft. Wagner, Morris Island, S.C., showing officers' quarters
- Stereograph: Interior of Ft. Wagner, Morris island, S.C., showing tents on platforms that serve as officers' quarters.
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- Interior view of Ft. Putnam, Charleston Harbor, S.C.
- Stereograph: Interior view of Fort Putnam, Charleston Harbor, S.C. with piles of cannonballs.
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- Mounting Guard' in Fort Wagner, Morris Island, S.C.
- Stereograph: Soldiers in formation, mounting guard in Fort Wagner, Morris Island, S.C.
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- North east angle of Ft. Marshall, Sullivan Island, Charleston Harbor, S.C.
- Stereograph: Cannons on the parapet of Fort Marshall, Sullivan Island, Charleston Harbor, S.C.
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- Ordinance [sic] yard, Morris Island near Charleston, S.C.
- Stereograph: Cannons and other ordnance at Morris Island, South Carolina., Image by Sam A. Cooley, see: Library of Congress, American Memory, under Sam A. Cooley, [Morris Island, S.C. Ordnance depot]
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- Part of interior of Fort Walker, Port Royal
- Stereograph: Wood bracing the masonry fortifications, with cannon above, and laundry hanging from lines below.
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- Possibly Hilton Head
- Stereograph: Fortifications, buildings and small cabins in a flat landscape.
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- Preparing cotton for the gin
- Stereograph: African Americans outside a building preparing cotton for the cotton gin, possibly at Smith's plantation, Port Royal.
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- Slave quarters Smith's plantation, Port Royal
- Stereograph: House with African Americans seated in front, Smith's plantation, Port Royal.
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- The Parrot Rifled Cannon that threw the shot and shell in Charleston, S.C., from Morris Island
- Stereograph: Parrott rifled cannons that shelled Charleston, S.C., from Morris Island, lined up under some trees.
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- The famous 'swamp angel' gun; throws rifled shell into Charleston night and day
- Stereograph: Soldiers with the 'Swamp Angel' gun.
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- Wreck of the original Swamp Angel, the first gun that fired on Charleston
- Stereograph: Wreck of the original Swamp Angel, the first gun that fired on Charleston, soldiers in boat in the background. Tax stamp on verso.
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- [Fort Wagner, Folly Island, South Carolina]
- Stereograph: Fortification, possibly Fort Wagner on Folly Island, with cannon in foreground, piles of shot beyond.