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Charleston, S.C. O'Connor house (180 Broad Street), in which Union officers were confined under fire
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Charleston, S.C. O'Connor house (180 Broad Street), in which Union officers were confined under fire

1865 · photo, print, drawing

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civil warstereographshistorycharleston (s.c.)wet collodion negativessouth carolinadwellingsunited states
Credit lineCharleston, S.C. O'Connor house (180 Broad Street), in which Union officers were confined under fire. 1865. Civil War Glass Negatives, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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