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O’Hara offered the surrender sword to General Rochambeau
The child visited Jackson’s office daily
The two day engagement would be her only fight
After covering about 4 miles the boom of a cannon was heard echoing through the mountains announcing the alarm had been sounded
Although the 1st Division was ultimately thrown back with over 40 percent casualties
CSS Virginia Style:100 S/N Studio Canvas Giclées O’Hara offered the surrender swordThe CSS Virginia was a marvel to behold as it cruised down the Elizabeth River in March 1862. The ships innovative design and construction started a new age of naval warfare with its extensive armor and powerful armaments. The ironclad vessel was some 275 feet long and her beam measured in at 38 feet, 6 inches. The ship drew 22 feet of water and had a wide turning radius. To navigate the maze of shallows and narrow channels of the Elizabeth River, two
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