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CSS Winslow

CSS Winslow was a sidewheel steamer that was used as a gunboat in the early stages of the American Civil War. launched in 1846 as Joseph E. Coffee or J. E. Coffee, the vessel was used in the coastal merchant trade. In 1861, she was purchased at Norfolk, Virginia, and was equipped as a military vessel by the state government of North Carolina. Known as…

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Armament
1 32-pounder gun, 1 6-pounder rifled gun
Builder
B. C. Terry, New York City
Commissioned
1861 for military service
Fate
Wrecked and burned, November 7, 1861
Launched
1846
Name
Winslow

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CSS Winslow

Nodes43
Edges42
Triples9
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.046512
Components1

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CSS Winslow

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Armament · 1
CSS Winslow → 1 32-pounder gun, 1 6-pounder rifled gun
Builder · 1
CSS Winslow → B. C. Terry, New York City
Commissioned · 1
CSS Winslow → 1861 for military service
Fate · 1
CSS Winslow → Wrecked and burned, November 7, 1861
Launched · 1
CSS Winslow → 1846
Name · 1
CSS Winslow → Winslow
Operator · 1
CSS Winslow → North Carolina, later Confederate States Navy
Tonnage · 1
CSS Winslow → 207 tons
Type · 1
CSS Winslow → Sidewheel steamer

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winslow north carolina union vessels military war service civil coffee vessel confederate august states navy isbn 1861 hatteras prony part

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CSS WinslowArmament1 32-pounder gun, 1 6-pounder rifled gun1.00infobox
CSS WinslowBuilderB. C. Terry, New York City1.00infobox
CSS WinslowCommissioned1861 for military service1.00infobox
CSS WinslowFateWrecked and burned, November 7, 18611.00infobox
CSS WinslowLaunched18461.00infobox
CSS WinslowNameWinslow1.00infobox
CSS WinslowOperatorNorth Carolina, later Confederate States Navy1.00infobox
CSS WinslowTonnage207 tons1.00infobox
CSS WinslowTypeSidewheel steamer1.00infobox

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