MAKE A MEME View Large Image Naiad entered service in the spring of 1864 and saw action with a series of engagements with Confederate shore batteries in Louisiana. Before purchase by the U.S. Navy, she was the Princess, a passenger steamer operating on the Ohio River. ...
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Keywords: Naiad entered service in the spring of 1864 and saw action with a series of engagements with Confederate shore batteries in Louisiana. Before purchase by the U.S. Navy, she was the Princess, a passenger steamer operating on the Ohio River. Photographer Andrew David Lytle Digital Collection 'Andrew D. Lytle's Baton Rouge' Photograph Collection Repository Louisiana State University Libraries, Special Collections (Digitally enhanced for fade correction and contrast - MpG 6/14/2016) Naiad entered service in the spring of 1864 and saw action with a series of engagements with Confederate shore batteries in Louisiana. Before purchase by the U.S. Navy, she was the Princess, a passenger steamer operating on the Ohio River. Photographer Andrew David Lytle Digital Collection 'Andrew D. Lytle's Baton Rouge' Photograph Collection Repository Louisiana State University Libraries, Special Collections (Digitally enhanced for fade correction and contrast - MpG 6/14/2016)
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