Posts Tagged ‘Wordpress’
Another source for American Civil War Photos
WordPress has recently partnered with PicApp.com to provide photos for embedding in blogs they host. I’m giving the new service a try in this post. All photos are fully licensed for use and searchable because of tagging. You, the reader, can close the thumbnails strip along the bottom of the photo or use it to locate similar pictures. You can also easily copy the code to embed the photos I’ve posted yourself. I’d be interested in your feedback on whether my blog loads any slower since these are being pulled from a different source.
The photo below is of Federal soldiers outside a “bombproof” at Fort Burnham (the former Confederate Fort Harrison), near Richmond, Virginia. The fort fell to Union forces on September 29, 1864.
The photo below was taken during the burial of the crew of the C.S.S. Hunley, April 17, 2004 in Charleston, South Carolina.
Written by Rene Tyree
October 11, 2009 at 4:30 pm
Posted in Wig Wags
Tagged with American Civil War, Blogging, C.S.S. Hunley, Charleston, Civil War Photos, confederate, embedding photos, Fort Burnham, Fort Harrison, Richmond, torpedo, union, war reenactor, Wordpress













































