While visiting this location, Roger Pryor assumed a bottle of iodide was actually whiskey and almost died after he consumed it.
While visiting this location, Roger Pryor assumed a bottle of iodide was actually whiskey and almost died after he consumed it. An object taken from this location inspired the Frederic Church painting Our Banner in the Sky. Daniel Hough and Edward Galloway died here in an explosion sparked during a 100-gun salute and were the only casualties of the losing side. Abner Doubleday called himself the "hero" of this location for firing the first return shot, which completely missed. The ship Star of the West was unable to resupply Major Robert Anderson's force at this location, which was surrendered after P. G. T. Beauregard opened fire in April 1861. For 10 points, name this fort in Charleston, South Carolina, which was fired upon in the opening moments of the Civil War.
While visiting this location, Roger Pryor assumed a bottle of iodide was actually whiskey and almost died after he consumed it.
Fort Sumter [prompt on Charleston until read] &lt;Cheyne&gt;