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  • Empire Steel & Iron Company Records
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    Collection guide
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    A guide to primary material at the Hagley Museum and Library. For access to the contents of this collection contact Hagley at research@hagley.org or 302-654-2800.
  • Hagley Collection Guides and Finding Aids
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  • [Morris Island, South Carolina]
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    Civil wars; Military facilities
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    Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
  • Civil War Collections
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  • DuPont May Plant in Camden, South Carolina
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    Camden, South Carolina May Plant
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    The DuPont Company's new May Plant at Camden, South Carolina for the manufacture of Orlon acrylic fiber. About 20 acres of an 800 acre plot have been utilized for this unit which will produced Orlon in the form of continuous multifilament yarn. To...
  • DuPont Product Information Photographs
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  • DuPont May Plant in Camden, South Carolina
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    Camden, South Carolina May Plant
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    DuPont's Textile Fibers Department's Orlon acrylic fiber manufacturing facilities are shown in this aerial view of the May plant located at Camden, South Carolina. In the foreground is the large plant which makes Orlon fiber in staple form and the...
  • DuPont Product Information Photographs
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  • DuPont May Plant in Camden, South Carolina
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    Camden, South Carolina May Plant
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    DuPont's Textile Fibers Department's Orlon acrylic fiber manufacturing facilities are shown in this aerial view of the May plant located at Camden, South Carolina. The plant went into commercial operation in May of 1952.
  • DuPont Product Information Photographs
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  • Aerial view of DuPont's May Plant in Camden, South Carolina
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    Camden, South Carolina May Plant
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    DuPont's Textile Fibers Department's Orlon acrylic fiber manufacturing facilities are shown in this aerial view of the May plant located at Camden , South Carolina. The plant went into commercial operation in May of 1952.
  • DuPont Product Information Photographs
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  • View of Brevard plant
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    Brevard, North Carolina
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    The nation's first full scale plant for the manufacture of hyper pure silicon constructed by the DuPont Company at Brevard, North Carolina. Silicon, developed by the DuPont for use in radar during Worked War II, is a vital raw material in the...
  • DuPont Product Information Photographs
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  • Correspondence, Evelina du Pont to Henry Algernon du Pont, 1861-09-03
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    Correspondence;
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    Battle in North Carolina with little bloodshed, H.A. ordered to West Pont, visited Camp Brandywine, mentions men all well drilled and dressed
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Henry Algernon du Pont, to his Aunt, Mrs. E. du Pont Smith, 1860-12-30
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    Correspondence;
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    On South Carolina's leaving the Union
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Henry Algernon du Pont to his Aunt, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont, 1861-02-10
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    Correspondence;
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    South Carolina succession, talks about Virginia leaving Union and how Virginia could save the border states
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Henry Algernon du Pont to his mother, Mrs. Henry (Louisa) du Pont, 1861-04-10
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    Correspondence;
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    H.A. du Pont on rumor of fighting in Charleston, South Carolina the border states, Lincoln and John Pelham leaving West Point for appointment in Confederate Army
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. E. du Pont Smith to her nephew, Henry Algernon du Pont, 1861-01-03
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    Correspondence;
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    Commenting on family life and South Carolina's grievances with the Union and withdrawing
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to her nephew, Henry Algernon du Pont, 1861-05-20
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    Correspondence;
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    Local happenings, politics and Charleston, South Carolina
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to Samuel Francis Du Pont, 1861-12-23
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    Correspondence;
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    Correspondence from wife to husband regarding every day life, which she says she condenses on account of bad eyesight. She discusses the visit of Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard and others, and comments on the letters he has sent her. Sophia laments over not...
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Battle of Port Royal, or The Bombardment of Forts Walker & Beauregard
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    Campaigns & battles; Naval warfare; Naval prints; Government vessels; Military officers; Sheet music covers; Music
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    Sheet music commemorating the U.S. Navy's successful attacks on Forts Walker and Beauregard at Port Royal, South Carolina, 7 November 1861. This attack was carried out by the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron under the command of Commodore Samuel...
  • Civil War Collections
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  • General Gillmore and staff, Morris Island
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    Civil wars; Military facilities; Military officers
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    Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner. Image depicts Brigadier General Quincy A. Gillmore (1825-1888) and his staff.
  • Civil War Collections
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  • General Gillmore's headquarters, Folly Island
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    Civil wars; Military facilities; Military officers; Soldiers
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    Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner. Image depicts the headquarters of Brigadier General Quincy A. Gillmore (1825-1888).
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  • Two 30 pound Parrotts, Captain Shaw, 3rd Regiment, left batteries
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    Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
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    Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Battery Rosecrans, 3rd Regiment, Artillery Captain Joe J. Comstock, three 100 pounders, 1 dismounted, 2nd parallel
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    Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
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    Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Two 100 pound Parrotts, Sergeant Jas. Wilson, 1st US Artillery, left batteries
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    Civil wars; Military facilities; Cannons; Artillery (Troops); Artillery (Weaponry); Forts & fortifications
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    Second Battle of Fort Wagner Morris Island, South Carolina Location also known as Battery Wagner.
  • Civil War Collections

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