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Description The Original Monitor after her Fight with the Merrimac. Near the port-hole can be seen the dents made by the heavy steel-pointed shot from the guns of the Merrimac. Hampton Roads, Virginia.
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Item from Collection LC: Library of Congress Collection, ca. 1905 - ca. 1909

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  • 2004-12-26T16:36:30 Brian0918 560×546 (82 KB) (The Original Monitor after her Fight with the Merrimac. Near the port-hole can be seen the dents made by the heavy steel-pointed shot from the guns of the Merrimac. Hampton Roads, Virginia. Stereo., 07/1862.<br>Item from Collection LC: Library of Congress)

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