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USS Saratoga at Anchor after the Civil War, in Standard Wooden-Ship Finish of the Period. The Apparent Height of Her Weather-Deck Bulwarks Is Increased by the Hammocks Stowed along Their Top behind Canvas Screens. US Navy Photo from the Collections of the US Naval History and Heritage Command.
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