NORFOLK NAVY YARD

Image Index

Engravings
Maps
Postcards
Stereoview Cards
Miscellaneous Images

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Postcards

Virginia Sinking the Cumberland, March 8th, 1863	Merrimac and Monitor Duel. First Battle of Ironclads, Hampton Roads, 1862.	CS Ironclad Virginia	Battle Between Merrimac & Monitor Painting by Thomas C. Skinner
Virginia Sinking the Cumberland March 8, 1862 Courtesy of Kirn Library, Sargeant Room	3. "Virginia" (Merrimac) Passing Fort Norfolk, March 8, 1862	Monitor and Merrimac	Jamestown Exposition Souvenir Six-fold Post Card Panorama U. S. Naval Display, Hampton Roads, 1907
5. "Virginia" (Merrimac) in Battle with the "Monitor" in Hampton Roads, March 9, 1862. Painting by B. A. Richardson.	1. "Merrimac" Destroyed at the Burning of the Norfolk Navy Yard, April 19, 1861. Painting by B. A. Richardson.	Destruction of the Merrimac	Jamestown Exposition Souvenir Postcards (foldout) Bird's Eye View.

Norfolk Navy Yard Table of Contents

 Battle of the Hampton Roads Ironclads

The Norfolk Navy Yard into the 20th Century