The USS Hartford was a 2,900-ton sloop launched from the Boston Navy Yard on Nov. 22, 1858, measuring 358 feet in length, with rigging for sail but also with a single propeller powered by a steam ...

under the guise of its “Primus Project,” is advocating for the removal of two cannons salvaged from the Civil War flagship USS Hartford. These cannons are arguably the most tangible physical ...

The USS Hartford’s shipboard bell is in storage at the Travelers Cos. in downtown Hartford. A plaque commemorating the Civil War-era military vessel is squirreled away at the city’s convention ...

A ship’s bell that once rang out from the USS Hartford, the flagship of famous Civil War Rear Admiral David G. Farragut, sits in a lonely corner of Hartford’s Constitution Plaza office park ...

She is a gallant old ship … Note: The USS Hartford, one of the last wooden warships, was launched in 1858. During the Civil War, it was Adm. David Farragut’s flagship according to Noble Maritime.

Brien McWilliams shouts as the Wandering Star, known on Saturday as the USS Hartford ... dressed in a mesh of mostly Civil War-era appropriate garb, cover their ears. Fire spits out of the ...

David Glasgow Farragut, the first commandant of Mare Island Naval Shipyard, achieved fame with a critical Civil War victory ... him to the rigging of the USS Hartford, where he had climbed to ...

USS Hartford sailor Richard Downey Dunphy, a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient who lost both arms during the Civil War Battle of Mobile Bay in 1864, had a post-war life in Vallejo and on Mare ...

The USS Hartford, a nuclear-powered attack submarine ... Upon the outbreak of the Civil War, the original Hartford became Adm. David Farragut’s flagship in the Western Gulf of Mexico Blockading ...

Throughout the war, over 70 Brooke Rifles were cast in ... ships being disabled by gunfire and left to their own devices. USS Hartford and USS Albatross led the fleet upriver and were the only ...

Women veterans from the Civil ... War women has been syndicated elsewhere and can still be found on the Internet Archive Wayback Machine. Navy Cmdr. B.J. Farrell, commanding officer of USS ...

The National Civil War Naval Museum is telling the story ... wounded during the battle of mobile bay while serving on the USS Hartford. “He refused to go downstairs to get worked on to get ...