Second Battle of Fort Fisher

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1865 battle of the American Civil War

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1865 — 1865 battleAmerican Civil WarUnited States of America

Capture of Fort Fisher Kurz & Allison.jpg

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Admiral David Dixon Porter on the Deck of His Flagship the Admiral David Dixon Porter on the Deck of His Flagship the "Malver" After the Victory at Ft. Fisher
Armstrong Gun in Fort Fisher, N.C., 1865Armstrong Gun in Fort Fisher, N.C., 1865
Assault and capture of Fort FisherAssault and capture of Fort Fisher
Assault on Fort Fisher 1865 Bacon H79938Assault on Fort Fisher 1865 Bacon H79938
Battle of Fort FisherBattle of Fort Fisher
Battle of Fort Fisher flags stockadeBattle of Fort Fisher flags stockade
Bombardment of Fort FisherBombardment of Fort Fisher
Cannons at Fort Fisher North CarolinaCannons at Fort Fisher North Carolina
Capture of Fort FisherCapture of Fort Fisher
Capture of Fort Fisher - J.O. Davidson ; Facsimile print by L. Prang & Co. LCCN93510336Capture of Fort Fisher - J.O. Davidson ; Facsimile print by L. Prang & Co. LCCN93510336
Capture of Port Fisher by Boston Public LibraryCapture of Port Fisher by Boston Public Library
Fort Fisher BombardmentFort Fisher Bombardment
Fort Fisher GunFort Fisher Gun
Fort Fisher PulpitFort Fisher Pulpit
Fort Fisher vesselsFort Fisher vessels
Harper`s weekly (1865) (14577791669)Harper's weekly (1865) (14577791669)
Harper`s weekly (1865) (14764123962)Harper's weekly (1865) (14764123962)
Harper`s weekly (1865) (14764440085)Harper's weekly (1865) (14764440085)
Naval battles, ancient and modern (1883) (14765025345)Naval battles, ancient and modern (1883) (14765025345)
North Carolina, Fort Fisher, Three First TraversesNorth Carolina, Fort Fisher, Three First Traverses
North Carolina, Fort Fisher. PulpitNorth Carolina, Fort Fisher. Pulpit
Rebel works for the defense of the New Inlet entrance to Cape Fear RiverRebel works for the defense of the New Inlet entrance to Cape Fear River
The Pulpit. Fort Fisher, N.CThe Pulpit. Fort Fisher, N.C
The assault and capture of Fort Fisher, January 19, 1865 - Harper`s Weekly 1865The assault and capture of Fort Fisher, January 19, 1865 - Harper's Weekly 1865
View of the Interior of Fort Fisher after the BombingView of the Interior of Fort Fisher after the Bombing
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image"Malver"%20After%20the%20Victory%20at%20Ft.%20Fisher.jpg Admiral David Dixon Porter on the Deck of His Flagship the "Malver" After the Victory at Ft. Fisher1865Wikimedia
imageArmstrong Gun in Fort Fisher, N.C., 18651865Wikimedia
imageAssault and capture of Fort FisherWikimedia
imageAssault on Fort Fisher 1865 Bacon H79938Wikimedia
imageBattle of Fort FisherWikimedia
imageBattle of Fort Fisher flags stockadeWikimedia
imageBombardment of Fort FisherWikimedia
imageCannons at Fort Fisher North CarolinaWikimedia
imageCapture of Fort FisherWikimedia
imageCapture of Fort Fisher - J.O. Davidson ; Facsimile print by L. Prang & Co. LCCN935103361887Wikimedia
imageCapture of Port Fisher by Boston Public LibraryWikimedia
imageFort Fisher BombardmentWikimedia
imageFort Fisher GunWikimedia
imageFort Fisher PulpitWikimedia
imageFort Fisher vesselsWikimedia
imageHarper's weekly (1865) (14577791669)1857Wikimedia
imageHarper's weekly (1865) (14764123962)1857Wikimedia
imageHarper's weekly (1865) (14764440085)1857Wikimedia
imageNaval battles, ancient and modern (1883) (14765025345)1883Wikimedia
imageNorth Carolina, Fort Fisher, Three First TraversesWikimedia
imageNorth Carolina, Fort Fisher. PulpitWikimedia
imageRebel works for the defense of the New Inlet entrance to Cape Fear River1865Wikimedia
imageThe Pulpit. Fort Fisher, N.CWikimedia
imageThe assault and capture of Fort Fisher, January 19, 1865 - Harper's Weekly 18651865Wikimedia
imageView of the Interior of Fort Fisher after the Bombing1865Wikimedia