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Fort Marion, St. Augustine, occupied by Union troops. Photo by Samual A. Cooley

Published April 14, 2012 at 350 × 260 in Baptists and the American Civil War: November 23, 1864
Fort Marion, St. Augustine, occupied by Union troops. Photo by Samual A. Cooley

Fort Marion, St. Augustine, occupied by Union troops. Photo by Samual A. Cooley

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