Credit: | by Moore (Henry P.) |
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Date: | 1863 |
Equipment: | Barbette carriage (front pintle-wood); bayonet; cannon; long gun; Parrott Rifle gun; scabbard; siege carriage; sword |
Locations & Lines: | Cockspur Island (Savannah GA); Fort Pulaski GA; Georgia; Savannah GA; Savannah River |
Military Units: | 48th New York Infantry; 48th New York Infantry (Company H); US Army |
Sources: | National Baseball Hall of Fame Library |
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File Details: ATUPm, 200 DPI, JPEG, Original Photograph, .4 Mb
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Category Field Photographs
Tags 48th New York Infantry, 48th New York Infantry (Company H), Barbette carriage (front pintle-wood), bayonet, by Moore (Henry P.), cannon, Cockspur Island (Savannah GA), Fort Pulaski GA, Georgia, long gun, Parrott Rifle gun, Savannah GA, Savannah River, scabbard, siege carriage, sword, US Army
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National Baseball Hall of Fame Library says: This is reputed to be the first known photo of a baseball game. The ball players are behind Company H of the 48th New York Regiment, who are posed stiffly for this 1863 formal portrait at Fort Pulaski, in Savannah, Ga.