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#112 Rear view of the 13-inch Mortar “Dictator” in the works of Petersburg, Va. September 1, 1864

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#112 Rear view of the 13-inch Mortar “Dictator” in the works of Petersburg, Va. September 1, 1864

What Petersburg, Virginia looked like in the 1860s through these Historical Photos

#112 Rear view of the 13-inch Mortar “Dictator” in the works of Petersburg, Va. September 1, 1864

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←#111 Outer line of Confederate fortifications, in front of Petersburg, 1864
#113 Outer line of Confederate fortifications, in front of Petersburg, Va. captured by 18th Army Corps, June 15, 1864→

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