This document contains images and descriptions of various ships that fought in the American Civil War for both the Union and Confederate navies. There are over 100 individual ship entries, including ironclads like the USS Galena and CSS Virginia, blockade runners, gunboats, and others. The ships span from 1861 to 1865 and cover various naval engagements throughout the Civil War.

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2. Clary Ray CSS Alabama (1862-1864)

3. The action between the Ironclad Federal steamer 'Kearsarge' and the Confederate steamer 'Alabama', off Cherbourg, June 19th 1864 . W.F. Mitchell

5. George H. Rogers " CSS Nashville on blockading service off the coast of Florida, winter of 1863".

6. CSS Nashville capturing and burning the U.S. merchantman Harvey Birch in the English Channel, 19 November 1861.

7. "The Rebel Steamer 'Nashville' Running the Blockade at Beaufort, North Carolina." 1862

8. The Rattlesnake burning after being shelled by the monitor USS Montauk , commanded by Captain John L. Worden, USN, in the Ogeechee River, Georgia on 28 February 1863.

9. Erik Heyl

10. De Simone USS Gettysburg (1864-1879). The ship underway in the Bay of Naples, Italy, in 1878.

11. Artwork 1900. The steamship William G. Hewes in 1860, Ella and Annie was captured off New Inlet, North Carolina, in November 1863. She later became USS Malvern . R.G. Skerrett

12. CSS Virginia Confederate Navy Ship. 1898 Clary Ray

13. J.O. Davidson "Surrender of the 'Tennessee,' Battle of Mobile Bay", CSS Tennessee in the center foreground, surrounded by the Union warships (from left to right): Lackawanna , Winnebago Ossipee , Brooklyn , Itasca , Richmond , Hartford and Chickasaw . Fort Morgan is shown in the right distance

14. CSS Florida Civil War Confederate Naval Ship

15. "Harper's Weekly", "Portion of the Naval Expedition, as it appeared on the night of October 16, sailing to Hampton Roads. – Sketched by an Officer on Board." 1861 - Wabash , Florida , Augusta , Alabama , Ottawa , Seneca and Pembina

16. USS Cherokee (1864-1865) Courtesy of the Hyde Windlass Company, Bath, Maine, April 1936.

17. USS Banshee - Civil War Union Naval Ship R.G. Skerrett

18. "The Confederate cruiser 'Sumter', Captain Semmes, leaving New Orleans, June 18, 1861." Evans

20. "Harper's Weekly",

21. "Harper's Weekly", "The Rebel Turtle Ram Just Launched at Savannah." January-June 1863

23. "Harper's Weekly", S.J. Waring had been captured by the Confederate privateer Jefferson Davis in the Atlantic on 6 July 1861. Ten days later, her A frican-American cook, William Tilghman, overwhelmed and killed her Confederate prize crew with an ax.

24. R.G. Skerrett

26. CSS Governor Moore (1862) R.G. Skerrett

27. USS Argosy Civil War Union Naval Ship Samuel War Stanton

28. USS Aries Civil War Union Naval Ship Erik Heyl

29. Destruction of the 'Queen of the West' by Union Gun-Boats“ Destroyed in Grand Lake, Louisiana, during an attack by USS Estrella (extreme left), Calhoun (extreme right) and Arizona (second from right), 14 April 1863 "Harper's Weekly",

30. George H. Rogers

31. F. Gutekunst Wyalusing at Rainbow Bluff, North Carolina Sinking of the 'Otsego' and blowing up of the 'Bazeley.'"

32. USS Belle - Civil War Union Naval Ship Alexander C. Stuart USS Commodore Hull (at left) leading the "Double-Ender" gunboats Tacony , Shamrock , Otsego and Wyalusing in engaging Confederate batteries at Plymouth, North Carolina, on 31 October 1864. Small vessels lashed to the gunboats' unengaged sides include USS Whitehead (beside Tacony ), USS Bazely (beside Shamrock )and Belle (beside Otsego ).

33. USS Bienville - American Civil War Union Naval Ship Erik Heyl

35. "Harper's Weekly", CSS Albemarle driving off USS Miami , after ramming and sinking USS Southfield (foreground), 19 April 1864.

36. U.S.S. Sassacus and C.S.S. Albemarle 5 May 1864

37. USS Arkansas Civil War Confederate Naval Ship R.G. Skerrett

38. CSS Atlanta / USS Atlanta - Civil War Confederate and Union Naval Ship R.G. Skerrett

39. Confederate troops boarding Harriet Lane from C.S. gunboats Neptune and Bayou City .

40. CSS Calhoun and Privateer / USS Calhoun - Civil War Confederate and Union Naval Ship John Everding

41. CSS Calhoun in 1861-62, USS Calhoun in 1862-64 and as the U.S. Army steamer General Sedgewick in 1864-65 Erik Heyl

42. USS Darlington Civil War Union Naval Ship Erik Heyl

43. USS Dawn in 1861-1865 and was later the civilian steamer Eutaw Erik Heyl

44. "Harper's Weekly Bombardment of Fort McAllister by the U.S. Navy monitors Passaic , Patapsco and Nahant

45. USS Daylight in 1861-1865 and was later the civilian steamer Santee Erik Heyl

46. "Harper's Weekly "Our Blockading Fleet off North Channel, Charleston Harbor, South Carolina." U.S. Navy ships depicted are (from left to right): South Carolina , G.W. Blunt , Daylight and Stars and Stripes

47. "Beating round 'Cape Freward': Straits of Magellan, Dec: 1854". USS Decatur Civil War Union Naval Ship

48. USS De Soto Civil War Union Naval Ship Erik Heyl

49. Fight at Corney's Bridge, Bayou Teche, Louisiana, and Destruction of the Rebel Gun-boat 'Cotton,', January 14, 1863." "Harper's Weekly

50. Oscar Parkes. USS Dictator - Civil War Union Naval Ship

51. USS Ellen - Civil War Union Naval Gunboat

52. The Expedition in Warsaw Sound . USS Seminole and USS Ellen with several transports, and probably represents the expedition to Wassau Sound, Georgia, in late January 1862. Transports (all steamships) present are (from left to right): Belvidere , McClellan , Boston , Delaware , and Cosmopolitan Harper's Weekly",

53. R.G. Skerrett

54. Estrella (at left) off the Pensacola Navy Yard, Florida, circa 1866-1867. USS Yucca (1865-1868) is in the middle distance. The sailing frigate at right is not identified.

56. "The Iron-clad Navy of the United States. The “Dictator” Harper's Weekly",

57. Erik Heyl

58. USS Eutaw Civil War Union Naval Ship - Endicott & Co., New York, circa 1865

59. USS Flag during the Civil War and was the SS Flag after 1865. Erik Heyl

60. USS Florida - American Civil War Naval Cruiser Erik Heyl

61. USS Fort Donelson - Confederate Blockade Runner - Robert E Lee -American Civil War Erik Heyl

62. Ships sunk by the Confederates off their fortifications at Island Number 10, circa 7 April 1862. The ships are (from left to right): Champion , Yazoo , Grampus , John Simonds , Red Rover , Prince , Admiral , Ohio Belle De Soto , Kanawha Valley , Winchester and Mars Harper's Weekly",

63. Harper's Weekly", Steamer “Galena”

64. Harper's Weekly", Steamer “Galena”

65. Ironclad USS Galena 1862 - 1872 Civil War Gunboat Union Navy Ship R.G. Skerrett

66. Oscar Parkes Ironclad USS Galena 1862 - 1872 Civil War Gunboat Union Navy Ship

67. USS General William Putnam Civil War Union Naval Ship "Harper's Weekly",

68. George Watters

69. USS Harriet Lane - Side-Wheel Gunboat American Civil War. Confederate troops boarding Harriet Lane from C.S. gunboats Neptune and Bayou City .

70. Clary Ray USS Harriet Lane

71. The sinking of Hatteras by CSS Alabama , off Galveston, Texas, 11 January 1863.

72. USS Housatonic American Civil War Sloop of War First Warship sunk by a Submarine( H.L. Hunley ). R.G. Skerrett

73. USS James Adger American Civil War Union Navy Steamship USS James Adger American Civil War Union Navy Steamship Erik Heyl

74. J.O. Davidson "Hauling Down the Flag -- Surrender of the Alabama to the Kearsarge off Cherbourg, France, 19 June 1864"

75. USS Metacomet Union Navy Gunboat American Civil War Xanthus Smith U.S.S. “Metacomet” at Pensacola, Florida, on 30 August 1864

76. Capture of CSS Selma by USS Metacomet , 5 August 1864 Winham

77. USS Miantonomoh Civil War Union Naval Ship Oscar Parkes

79. "The Iron-clad 'Montauk' engaging the Rebel Fort McAllister, in the Ogeechee River, 28th January 1863 Sketched by an Officer of the 'Dawn.'"USS Montauk in the foreground, firing on the fort. At left, also bombarding, are the U.S. ships Seneca , Wissahickon , Dawn and C.P. Williams . "Harper's Weekly",

80. USS Neosho Union Navy Ironclad River Monitor - American Civil War Oscar Parkes

82. USS Octorara Union Navy Side Wheel Gunboat American Civil War

83. "Harper's Weekly"

84. Alexander C. Stuart CSS Albemarle engaging several Federal gunboats on Albemarle Sound, North Carolina, on 5 May 1864

85. USS Tecumseh Civil War Union Naval Ship "Harper's Weekly"

86. Erik Heyl USS Tennessee- USS Mobile- Confederate Steamer Tennessee -American Civil War

87. USS Varuna Union Navy Gunboat American Civil War R.G. Skerrett

89. Erik Heyl USS Wando / Confederate Blockade Runner Wando American Civil War

90. USS Weehawken - Civil War Union Naval Ship. Attack on Fort Sumter, 7 April 1863 W.T. Crane

91. "Harper's Weekly" USS Weehawken

92. USS Weehawken

93. Keokuk , Nahant , Nantucket , Catskill , New Ironsides , Patapsco , Montauk , Passaic and Weehawken

94. Erik Heyl USS Westfield - Civil War Union Naval Ship

95. R.G. Skerrett USS Westfield - Civil War Union Naval Ship

97. "Surprise and Capture of the United States Steamer 'Harriet Lane', by the Confederates, under General Magruder, and the Destruction of the Flagship 'Westfield' in Galveston Harbor, Texas, January 1st, 1863.

98. USS Winnebago Civil War Union Naval Ship T. Lilienthal,

103. The Rattlesnake burning after being shelled by the monitor USS Montauk , commanded by Captain John L. Worden, USN, in the Ogeechee River, Georgia on 28 February 1863.

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