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(3-97) Harwood House (1846). 600
Fort Hill Drive. East view of front of house. Built by lumberman John Fontaine. It faces the river and
originally had grounds extending down to it. A Confederate river battery
(Harwood House Battery, Battery C, 1st Tennessee Heavy Artillery, one
9-inch Dahlgren smoothbore) was positioned in the front yard and was supplied from a nearby
ammunition magazine, the remains are still visible. Was heavily damaged
from artillery fire |
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Battery #5, Harwood House Battery:
Original earthwork and magazine. A canon
replica at the earthwork can be seen in the background |
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(3-96) Greek Revival house built in 1855. Main Street near the rectory of Christ Church |
(3-97) Anchors to Windward (circa 1852). Fort Hill Drive near Fort Hill (Vicksburg National Military Park Tour Stop 9) |
