Fort Pulaski National Monument - Savannah, Georgia
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Fort Pulaski National Monument on Coxspur Island near Savannah, Georgia, preserves the site of one of the most significant battles of the Civil War. Although the fort
had been pronounced to be "impregnable" by Robert E. Lee, Union cannon blasted it into submission. The successful bombardment demonstrated for the first time
the power of rifled artillery to reduce brick and masonry fortifications and forever changed military history.
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had been pronounced to be "impregnable" by Robert E. Lee, Union cannon blasted it into submission. The successful bombardment demonstrated for the first time
the power of rifled artillery to reduce brick and masonry fortifications and forever changed military history.
To help you learn more about Fort Pulaski National Monument, we are providing access to the official website maintained by the National Park Service through the
frame below. It allows you to access their site without leaving ExploreSouthernHistory.com.
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