[CIVIL WAR]. 32 stereoviews of Charleston and Ft. Sumpter, many including artillery.

32 stereoviews on various colored mounts, some credited on rectos and/or versos to various photographers and publishers incl. S.T. Souder, Charleston, S.C.; Quinby & Co., Charleston, SC; F.A. Nowell, Charleston, SC; John P. Soule, Boston; G.N. Barnard, Charleston, SC; and Cook, Charleston, SC.

Scenes include: Fort Sumter, 1861. (3) -- Interior View of Fort Sumter, Taken April, 1861. (2) -- Interior of Fort Sumter, showing the Northeast Angle. (3) -- Parapet View of Fort Sumter. (3) -- Parapet View of Fort Sumter, Taken From the South-east Angle. (2) -- A View of Fort Sumter, From the East. -- Fort Sumpter from the Bar. -- Interior of Ft. Sumpter, looking toward Morris Island, Charlest'n, S.C. --Interior of Fort Sumpter, looking toward Charleston, S.C. -- East Battery- Looking North. -- King Street, From the Waverly House- Looking North. --Interior of Fort Moultrie, Charleston Harbor. -- Interior View of Fort Moultrie, on Sullivan's Island. Charleston Harbor. -- Fort Sumter- Interior- After the Evacuation by Major Anderson in 1861. Remains of the Old Flag Staff. (7) -- And four others. -- Together, 32 stereoviews.

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[CIVIL WAR]. 32 stereoviews of Charleston and Ft. Sumpter, many including artillery.

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