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USS Hollyhock


Awards, Citations and Campaign Ribbons

Civil War Campaign Medal

Sidewheel steamer:
  • Built as Reliance and acquired March 5, 1863 Rear Admiral David Farragut at New Orleans, Louisiana, 5 March 1863, to tow supplies upriver
  • Renamed Hollyhock in June or July 1863, and served as a tender and supplyship based at New Orleans
  • Served at New Orleans until she was sold there to Mr. P. Bennett 5 October 1865
    Specifications:
    Displacement 352 tons
    Length 135 ft
    Beam 26.75 ft
    Depth of Hold 11 ft
    Draft Unknown
    Speed 14 kts
    Complement Unknown
    Armament
    1 x 20-1/2 pounder gun 1 x 12-pounder howitzer
    Propulsion
    Steam, sidewheel

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