The Other Ironclads
Almost everyone knows about the Monitor and Merrimac (more correctly, USS Monitor and CSS Virginia), but many people know little of the 100 or more other ironclad vessels which served on both sides in the American Civil War. This presentation explores the fascinating and sometimes bizarre story of these largely forgotten ironclads, along with “tinclads,” “timberclads,” and other improvised armored craft. Join Dan Wood as he talks about the lesser known ironclad ships of the Civil War. FEEDBACK FORM: https://forms.gle/JwxmPfc7zNUyhNJR8 Read our blog: https://blogs.marinersmuseum.org Connect with in upcoming online programs: https://www.marinersmuseum.org/live/
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Battle of the Hampton Roads - The Fury of Iron and Steam
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The Big Guns of CSS Virginia
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Tinclads: Unsung Heroes of the Civil War
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USS Monitor - From Angry Raft to National Treasure
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From Ironclad to Artifact: The Journey of the CSS Georgia
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The Origins of the Torpedo - That which lurks beneath...
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Inside the USS Monitor: How It Actually Worked
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Tour The USS Cairo, a Surviving Civil War Ironclad: Vicksburg 160
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A Walk Through the H.L. Hunley Submarine museum
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Battle of Hampton Roads Wargame | 160th Anniversary
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AWFUL Warships From History
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Ships of the Golden Age: The Brigantine – Mastery of Versatility
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The Dawning Of A New Age: The Fight Between The USS Monitor and the CSS Virginia
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Seattle's Waterway to the World
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ACW: Vicksburg Naval Actions - "Mississippi Gunrunner"
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Secrets of the Civil War: The Ships that Shaped America (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans
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British Navy Doom Loop - Can Terminal Decline Be Halted?
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Henrico's Iron: Ironclad Battles on the James River
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The Development of Ironclads - The first 10 years in the Royal Navy
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