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{{Page|Fort Corcoran|Sites|historical fort in Arlington, Virginia, United States}}
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historical fort in Arlington, Virginia, United States

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1861 — 1867 former entityfortCivil War defenses of Washington, D.C.Union ArmyUnited States of America

69th New York at church.jpg

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24-pound siege gun24-pound siege gun
69th New York Militia69th New York Militia
69th New York at church69th New York at church
Arlington, Va. Band of 107th U.S. Colored Infantry at Fort Corcoran LOC cwpb.04279Arlington, Va. Band of 107th U.S. Colored Infantry at Fort Corcoran LOC cwpb.04279
Arlington, Va. Soldiers with 24-pdr. siege gun on wooden barbette carriage at Fort Corcoran LOC cwpb.01492Arlington, Va. Soldiers with 24-pdr. siege gun on wooden barbette carriage at Fort Corcoran LOC cwpb.01492
Arlington, Virginia. Soldiers of 4th New York heavy Artillery loading 24-pdr. siege gun on wooden barbette (Ingalls Battery? Fort Corcoran) LOC cwpb.01548Arlington, Virginia. Soldiers of 4th New York heavy Artillery loading 24-pdr. siege gun on wooden barbette (Ingalls Battery? Fort Corcoran) LOC cwpb.01548
A guide, by an experienced African Ameripean Family Historian and Military Researcher who traced her Great-Grandfather, Iverson Granderson, in the Union Navy (1863-1865).A guide, by an experienced African Ameripean Family Historian and Military Researcher who traced her Great-Grandfather, Iverson Granderson, in the Union Navy (1863-1865).
Block house, near Fort Corcoran LCCN2011647794Block house, near Fort Corcoran LCCN2011647794
Defending Chain Bridge, 1861 (493989022) (2)Defending Chain Bridge, 1861 (493989022) (2)
FortCorcoranRearFortCorcoranRear
Fort Corcoran1Fort Corcoran1
Fort Corcoran CropFort Corcoran Crop
Fort Corcoran - unfinished sketch.Fort Corcoran - unfinished sketch.
Gen. Ingalls, 4th New-York Artillery, loading a cannon LCCN2015647559Gen. Ingalls, 4th New-York Artillery, loading a cannon LCCN2015647559
Gen. Ingalls, 4th New-York Artillery, loading a cannon - Negative by Brady & Co., Washington. LCCN2015647559Gen. Ingalls, 4th New-York Artillery, loading a cannon - Negative by Brady & Co., Washington. LCCN2015647559
Guard House and Guard, 107th U.S. Colored Infantry Fort Corcoran near Washington, D.C LCCN2013648641Guard House and Guard, 107th U.S. Colored Infantry Fort Corcoran near Washington, D.C LCCN2013648641
Historic sign for Fort CorcoranHistoric sign for Fort Corcoran
Intrepid (balloon aircraft) illustration in Harper`s Weekly on December 14, 1861, Volume 5, Issue 259Intrepid (balloon aircraft) illustration in Harper's Weekly on December 14, 1861, Volume 5, Issue 259
The photographic history of the Civil War - thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities (1911) (14576378137)The photographic history of the Civil War - thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities (1911) (14576378137)
TypeDescriptionDateKeywordsNotesSource
linkFreebase entry@Wikidata
linkFortWiki article@Wikidata
baseFort George G. Meade1917military base, garrisonWikidata
baseFort Hunt1930military baseWikidata
baseFort Myer1881military baseWikidata
baseFort Washington1808headquarters, National Park System unit, National Park Service, fort, military base, United States Army, tripadvisorWikidata
baseHenderson Hall1942military baseWikidata
baseJoint Base Anacostia-Bolling1918Naval District Washington, military baseWikidata
baseMarine Barracks, Washington, D.C.barracksWikidata
baseNaval Support Activity Bethesdamilitary baseWikidata
baseNaval Support Facility Anacostia1918military baseWikidata
baseNavy Bomb Disposal School1942school, military baseWikidata
baseU.S. Naval Torpedo Station, Alexandrianaval baseWikidata
museumAfrican American Civil War Museumhistory museum, African-American museum, military museumWikidata
image24-pound siege gunWikimedia
image69th New York MilitiaWikimedia
image69th New York at church1861Wikimedia
imageArlington, Va. Band of 107th U.S. Colored Infantry at Fort Corcoran LOC cwpb.04279Wikimedia
imageArlington, Va. Soldiers with 24-pdr. siege gun on wooden barbette carriage at Fort Corcoran LOC cwpb.01492Wikimedia
imageArlington, Virginia. Soldiers of 4th New York heavy Artillery loading 24-pdr. siege gun on wooden barbette (Ingalls Battery? Fort Corcoran) LOC cwpb.01548Wikimedia
imageA guide, by an experienced African Ameripean Family Historian and Military Researcher who traced her Great-Grandfather, Iverson Granderson, in the Union Navy (1863-1865).Wikimedia
imageBlock house, near Fort Corcoran LCCN20116477941862Wikimedia
imageDefending Chain Bridge, 1861 (493989022) (2)1861Wikimedia
imageFortCorcoranRearWikimedia
imageFort Corcoran11865Wikimedia
imageFort Corcoran CropWikimedia
imageFort Corcoran - unfinished sketch.Wikimedia
imageGen. Ingalls, 4th New-York Artillery, loading a cannon LCCN20156475591862Wikimedia
imageGen. Ingalls, 4th New-York Artillery, loading a cannon - Negative by Brady & Co., Washington. LCCN20156475591862Wikimedia
imageGuard House and Guard, 107th U.S. Colored Infantry Fort Corcoran near Washington, D.C LCCN2013648641Wikimedia
imageHistoric sign for Fort Corcoran2018Wikimedia
imageIntrepid (balloon aircraft) illustration in Harper's Weekly on December 14, 1861, Volume 5, Issue 259Wikimedia
imageThe photographic history of the Civil War - thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities (1911) (14576378137)1911Wikimedia