File:Fort Severn battery 1846.jpg: Difference between revisions
Bill Thayer (talk | contribs) "Fort Severn and dummy ship's battery for great gun target practice, 1846" An engraving of a small small expanse of water bounded by a shoreline in the background and the main scene on a shore in the foreground, where we see a low circular building w... |
Bill Thayer (talk | contribs) link |
||
| Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
An engraving of a small small expanse of water bounded by a shoreline in the background and the main scene on a shore in the foreground, where we see a low circular building with a gabled door, near it a room-sized building with a chimney, possibly an oven or kiln, and on the right, under the shade of a tall tree, a wall-less frame box on a slightly raised platform, in which four guns on mounts can be dimly seen. A two-man rowboat and two small sailboats on the water complete the scene. It is a dummy ship's battery for target practice at the United States Naval Academy, in 1846; the circular building is the main part of Fort Severn. | An engraving of a small small expanse of water bounded by a shoreline in the background and the main scene on a shore in the foreground, where we see a low circular building with a gabled door, near it a room-sized building with a chimney, possibly an oven or kiln, and on the right, under the shade of a tall tree, a wall-less frame box on a slightly raised platform, in which four guns on mounts can be dimly seen. A two-man rowboat and two small sailboats on the water complete the scene. It is a dummy ship's battery for target practice at the United States Naval Academy, in 1846; the circular building is the main part of Fort Severn. | ||
Source: "The Founding of the Naval Academy by Bancroft and Buchanan", in United States Naval Institute Proceedings 61:1386 (1935) | Source: [https://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Journals/USNIProc/61/10/The_Founding_of_the_Naval_Academy*.html#image_p1386B "The Founding of the Naval Academy by Bancroft and Buchanan", in United States Naval Institute Proceedings 61:1386] (1935) | ||
[[User:Bill Thayer|Bill Thayer]] ([[User talk:Bill Thayer|talk]]) 14:27 July 13, 2021 | [[User:Bill Thayer|Bill Thayer]] ([[User talk:Bill Thayer|talk]]) 14:27 July 13, 2021 | ||
Latest revision as of 12:11, 1 June 2024
"Fort Severn and dummy ship's battery for great gun target practice, 1846"
An engraving of a small small expanse of water bounded by a shoreline in the background and the main scene on a shore in the foreground, where we see a low circular building with a gabled door, near it a room-sized building with a chimney, possibly an oven or kiln, and on the right, under the shade of a tall tree, a wall-less frame box on a slightly raised platform, in which four guns on mounts can be dimly seen. A two-man rowboat and two small sailboats on the water complete the scene. It is a dummy ship's battery for target practice at the United States Naval Academy, in 1846; the circular building is the main part of Fort Severn.
Source: "The Founding of the Naval Academy by Bancroft and Buchanan", in United States Naval Institute Proceedings 61:1386 (1935)
Bill Thayer (talk) 14:27 July 13, 2021
File history
Click on a date/time to view the file as it appeared at that time.
| Date/Time | Thumbnail | Dimensions | User | Comment | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| current | 12:27, 13 July 2021 |  | 567 × 420 (172 KB) | Bill Thayer (talk | contribs) | "Fort Severn and dummy ship's battery for great gun target practice, 1846" An engraving of a small small expanse of water bounded by a shoreline in the background and the main scene on a shore in the foreground, where we see a low circular building w... |
You cannot overwrite this file.
File usage
There are no pages that use this file.
