Redoubts Collection
"Redoubts: Strongholds of History and Defense" Step into the captivating world of redoubts, where history intertwines with tales of resilience and defense
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"Redoubts: Strongholds of History and Defense" Step into the captivating world of redoubts, where history intertwines with tales of resilience and defense. From the iconic University of Virginia in Charlottesville to the imposing Lawn and Rotunda, these structures stand as testaments to architectural brilliance. Travel back in time to 1865, as you gaze upon a discarded Confederate mortar at the abandoned Fort Johnson in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina. The black-and-white photograph transports you to an era filled with turmoil and conflict. Witness the strategic genius behind redoubts during The War in Denmark through an intricate sketch showcasing Redoubts Nos 4, 5, 6, and 7 at Duppel. This engraving reveals Danish and Prussian outpost sentries guarding their respective territories. Delve deeper into American history with a glimpse of a captured Confederate 32-pounder gun outside Yorktown, Virginia circa July 1862. This monochromatic image captures both the power and destruction that accompanied this tumultuous period. Experience the intensity of battle through engravings depicting The Attack on Plevna—a testament to courage amidst chaos. These illustrations transport you straight onto the battlefield where soldiers fought valiantly for victory. Explore Union mortars stationed at Battery Weed on Morris Island, South Carolina in another striking black-and-white photo from 1863. Witness firsthand how these formidable weapons played a crucial role in defending against enemy forces. Immerse yourself in New York's rich military heritage as artillerymen handle heavy guns within Fort Corcoran during springtime in 1862. This evocative photograph showcases their unwavering dedication to protecting their homeland. Discover Colonel Tyler leading his troops—the esteemed First Connecticut Heavy Artillery—at Fort Richardson. Their presence symbolizes unity and strength as they safeguarded vital positions throughout challenging times. Journey across continents with an intriguing black-and-white photograph capturing "The Mantlets" in 1855.