The Library of Congress is the caretaker of a large portion of Alfred
Waud's drawings and has digitized several hundred sketches.
Waud visited Hampton Roads in late 1861 to cover the Hatteras Expedition. Here is part 2 of some of his sketches:
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Sloop-of-War USS Cumberland in Hampton Roads |
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Steam frigate USS Wabash in Hampton Roads |
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Steam gunboat USS Louisana and paddle steam gunboat CSS Yorktown.
The two ships exchanged shots in Hampton Roads, 1861. |
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Fort Hatteras after its capture in August 1861 |
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USS Monticello exchanging shots with Confederate infantry, Cape Hatteras, 1861 |
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Destruction of Norfolk Navy Yard, 1862 |
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