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Bailey’s Dam 1864 Learn about Louisiana’s Past through Archaeology

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Bailey’s Dam 1864

Learn about Louisiana’s Past through Archaeology

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Destruction of the Union transport John Warner, Red River 1864

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Building Bailey’s Dam, Alexandria, 1864

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Timeline of events in Louisiana and the United States 1860-1867

A.D. 1860 A.D. 1861 A.D. 1862 A.D. 1863 A.D. 1864 A.D. 1865 A.D. 1866

Louisiana secedesJan 1861

Louisiana joins ConfederacyMarch 1861

Union occupiesNew OrleansApril 1862

Union takesBaton Rouge

May 1862

Port Hudson surrendersJuly 1863

Union usesAfrican-American troops

at Port Hudson

EmancipationProclamation

Jan 1863

Red River CampaignMarch 1864

Union takes Alexandria March1864

Ft. Sumter attackedApril 1861Civil War!

Abraham Lincoln elected president

Nov 1860

Lee surrenders April 1865

Last Confederate army surrenders June 1865

Civil Rights Act of 1866

Tennessee 1st Confederate State

readmitted to UnionJuly 1866

Reconstruction in LouisianaMarch 1865

Black = LouisianaRed = Other Events

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Bailey’s DamThe Red River Campaign – March 10 to May 22, 1864

Union forces cross the Cane River, March 1864

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Bailey’s DamThe Red River Campaign – March 10 to May 22, 1864

Union boats on the Red River at Alexandria, 1864

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Bailey’s DamThe Red River Campaign – March 10 to May 22, 1864

Union Officers Major General Nathaniel Banks - Army Rear Admiral David Porter - Navy Lt. Colonel Joseph Bailey - Army Engineer

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Confederate Officer Major General Richard Taylor

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Map of the Red River Campaign, 1864

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Confederate attack on Union boats in Red River, 1864

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Sketch of the Red River and Dams, 1864

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Building Bailey’s Dam, Alexandria, 1864

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Union fleet passing through Bailey’s Dam, May 1864

Colorized version of image from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, July 16, 1864

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Aerial view of Bailey’s Dam at low water, 1984

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Red River Waterway Project and Bailey’s Dam

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Bailey’s Dam at low water in the Red River, 1984

Photographs by Coastal Environments, Inc.

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Section of a tree dam from Bailey’s Dam site, 1984

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Map of tree dam excavation, Unit 1 Trench, 1984

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Archaeologists excavating trench unit at Bailey’s Dam, 1984

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Close-up of Unit 1 Trench, 1984

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Section of a crib dam from Bailey’s Dam site, 1984

Library of Congress HAER LA,40-ALEX.V,2--16

A.T. Mahan, US Navy, 1883

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Map of Units 2 and 3

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Wood from Bailey’s Dam

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Metal artifacts from Bailey’s Dam

Iron Hinges

Iron Spike

Iron Fragment

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Wine bottle piece from Bailey’s Dam

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Ceramic artifacts from Bailey’s Dam

Cup Fragments

Plate Fragment

Plate Design

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Brick artifact from Bailey’s Dam

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Maker’s Mark

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Forts Randolph and Buhlow State Historic Site, Pineville

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Porter’s fleet passing the dam at Alexandria, 1864

Colorized version of image from Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War, c1894. Courtesy of the Library of Congress LC-USZ62-39604

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Bailey’s Dam Interactive Website and Virtual Bookhttp://www.crt.la.gov/archaeology/ (select Discover Archaeology)

War in Louisiana http://www.knowla.org/entry/536/&view=summary

Harper’s Weekly Civil War Papers http://www.sonofthesouth.net/leefoundation/civil-war-1865.htm

The Red River Campaignhttp://www.civilwar.org/battlefields/mansfield/mansfield-history-articles/redriverjoiner.html

KnowLA.orghttp://www.knowla.org/entry/777/&view=summary

Information on Bailey’s Dam

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This presentation is one in a series of modules about Louisiana archaeology. Each module has a PowerPoint presentation and associated student activities. The series is called “Learn about Louisiana’s Past through

Archaeology.”

This presentation is intended for educational use. Please use image credits where provided.

Please visit the Division of Archaeology website for additional teaching materials and educational resources at: http://www.crt.la.gov/archaeology/ (select Discover Archaeology).

Presented by:Louisiana Division of Archaeology

Office of Cultural DevelopmentDepartment of Culture, Recreation and Tourism

Office of the Lieutenant GovernorBaton Rouge, Louisiana

This project was made possible through the Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (GOHSEP) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as part of implementing the Louisiana Hazard Mitigation Grant Program for Hurricane Katrina recovery.

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