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Fort Pulaski Monument (1829-mid 40s) on Cockspur Island was named for Revolutionary War hero General Casimir Pulaski, & was partly engineered by Robert E. Lee. It was site of an important Civil War engagement. On National Register.
| Moat of Fort Pulaski.
| Main gate & star pattern flag at Fort Pulaski Monument.
| Cannons at Fort Pulaski Monument.
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Interior of walls of Fort Pulaski Monument.
| Arcades & interior grounds of Fort Pulaski Monument.
| Defense gun emplacements of Fort Pulaski Monument.
| Confederate Brooke Rifle with range of five miles & shell weighing 64 pounds was cast in Richmond, VA, is now at Fort Pulaski Monument.
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View from Fort Pulaski to mouth of Savannah River which it defended.
| Officers quarters as furnished for Civil War era at Fort Pulaski Monument.
| 19th C soldiers beds at Fort Pulaski Monument.
| Dinner tables for troops at Fort Pulaski Monument.
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Commandant's quarters with commandeered four-poster bed as per post-Civil War occupation at Fort Pulaski.
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