U.S. Gunboat "Commodore Perry" on Pamunkey River
NOTE: This vessel appears to be Commodore Morris, not Commodore Perry, compare with image of the former. Perry had a beam engine (seen above deck in other photos), Morris had an inclined engine (below deck). Other photos of Perry show square pilot houses, whereas images of Morris show cylindrical ones. Also, number of windows of side of each ship were different, and in different locations. This image is also almost certainly of the same ship named as Commodore Morris in the linked photo above.
- Date
- 1861
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- photograph
- Original size
- 2,355 × 1,548 pixels
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