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MASS. : U. S. ARSENAL, 1861. Workers filling cartridges at the U. S. Arsenal at Watertown, Massachusetts, during the Civil War. Engraving, 1861, after Winslow Homer

MASS. : U. S. ARSENAL, 1861. Workers filling cartridges at the U. S. Arsenal at Watertown, Massachusetts, during the Civil War. Engraving, 1861, after Winslow Homer


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MASS. : U. S. ARSENAL, 1861. Workers filling cartridges at the U. S. Arsenal at Watertown, Massachusetts, during the Civil War. Engraving, 1861, after Winslow Homer

MASS.: U.S. ARSENAL, 1861.
Workers filling cartridges at the U.S. Arsenal at Watertown, Massachusetts, during the Civil War. Engraving, 1861, after Winslow Homer

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Ammunition Arsenal Cartridge Factory Gun Powder Homer Manufacture Massachusetts Rifle Union Union Army United States Winslow Working Class Yankee Fire Arm Water Town


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This engraving, titled "MASS. : U. S. ARSENAL, 1861" takes us back to a crucial moment in American history during the Civil War. The image showcases the dedicated workers at the U. S. Arsenal in Watertown, Massachusetts, diligently filling cartridges for rifles used by the Union Army. The scene is bustling with activity as men and women from all walks of life come together to support their cause. Winslow Homer's intricate detailing brings this historical moment to life, capturing the essence of a nation divided yet united in its pursuit of freedom. In this 19th-century factory setting, we witness the manufacturing process unfold before our eyes. Gunpowder and ammunition are carefully handled as workers meticulously assemble each cartridge with precision and expertise. The atmosphere is charged with determination and resilience as these individuals contribute their skills to aid their fellow soldiers on the front lines. This powerful depiction not only highlights the vital role played by working-class Americans but also serves as a testament to their unwavering commitment towards preserving unity within a divided nation. As we gaze upon this print, we are reminded of how ordinary people can accomplish extraordinary feats when driven by a common purpose. It stands as an enduring symbol of sacrifice and dedication that defined America during one of its most challenging periods – forever etching itself into our collective memory.

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