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Battle of Charleston Civil War Photos (Rare!)

Real Photographs of Charleston SC Forts, Cannons and Ruins

Confederate flag flying over Fort Sumter in Charleston SC

Black and white photo of Confederate flag flying inside Fort Sumter in Charleston South Carolina Harbor - April 1861 (Click for Full-Size Image!)

Site of the Night Attack at Fort Sumter on September 8, 1863 - Charleston, SC

Confederate Torpedoes, Shot and Shell in Arsenal Yard - Charleston, SC, 1865

View of Ruins as seen from the Circular Church - Charleston, SC, 1865

St. Michael's Church - Charleston, SC, 1865

Graveyard of the Ruined Circular Church - Charleston, SC, 1865

Cathedral of St. John and St. Finbar (View2) - Charleston, SC, 1865

Meeting Street, near Broad; St. Michael's Church in Middle Distance - Charleston, SC, 1865

Meeting Street, looking South toward Circular Church, Mills House and St. Michael's Church - Charleston, SC, 1865

Roman Catholic Cathedral of St. John & St. Finbar destroyed in Fire of December 1861 - Charleston, SC, 1865

Mills House roof, looking up Meeting Street; Ruins of the Circular Church in Center - Charleston, SC, April 1865

Ruined Buildings Through Porch of the Circular Church (150 Meeting Street) - Charleston, SC, April 1865

The Old Market House (188 Meeting Street) - Charleston, SC, 1865

Palmetto Reinforcements on the Channel Side of Fort Sumter - Charleston, SC, 1865

View from Roof of the Orphan Asylum, The Citadel in Middle Distance - Charleston, SC, 1865

Interior of Fort Sumter, with Gabion Reinforcements - Charleston, SC, 1865

Crowd Inside Fort Sumter Awaiting the Flag Raising - Charleston, SC, April 14, 1865

Confederate Torpedo Boat David Aground - Charleston, SC, 1865

Confederate Torpedoes, Shot and Shells in Front of Charleston Arsenal - Charleston, SC, 1865

Archibald McLeish's Vulcan Iron Works - View of Cumberland Street - Charleston, SC, 1865

The Post Office (Old Exchange and Custom House, 122 East Bay) - Charleston, SC, 1865

Civil War era 3D photo of Charleston Battery (1.72 Meg. alternating image GIF file)

Civil War era 3D photo inside of Fort Sumter (1.83 Meg. alternating image GIF file)

360 Degree Virtual Reality Movies from Charleston SC Battery Park

Windsor Hill Plantation: Home of War Hero General William Moultrie!

The cannon was the primary weapon for Battle At Charleston. Cannons were the primary weapon for Battle At Charleston.

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