(3-92 VHS) Grand Gulf Military Monument Historic Tour. Site Marker: Confederate Rifle Pits. During the April 29, 1863, bombardment of Grand Gulf, these rifle pits were held by the 6th Missouri (Confederate)

(3-92 VHS) Grand Gulf Military Monument Historic Tour. Site Marker: Gun Emplacement to guard against a Union attack in their rear, the Confederates threw up this work. Note the embrasures for four field guns and the ditch fronting the parapet

(3-92 VHS) Grand Gulf Military Monument Historic Tour. Site Marker: Paddle Wheel of the Confederate Transport Charm. The paddle wheel, frame, and part of the pump came from the wreck of the Confederate Transport Charm in the Big Black River. The Charm, a 223-ton sidewheeler, was built in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1860. She was conspicuous for bravery at the Battle of Belmont, Missouri, ferried troops across the Mississippi River to meet Grant's thrust down the Louisiana side of the river, and brought the big guns to Grand Gulf from the railroad bridge on the Big Black River