Ironclad History Reimagined in 3D
The CSS Neuse remains one of the most compelling vessels of the American Civil War—an ambitious Confederate ironclad that, despite never fulfilling her intended combat role, gives modern historians an extraordinary window into 19th-century naval engineering under extreme resource constraints. Built on the Neuse River in North Carolina, the vessel featured a shallow-draft hull, a heavily armored sloped casemate, and twin Brooke rifles meant to challenge Union naval dominance.



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