Fort Pulaski Prison

Captain H. Dickinson wrote in his diary that a new ration of sour corn meal, pickles, and seventy-five loaves of bread had gone into effect and was a terrible diet that would evidently kill some. Captain Dickinson and over five hundred of his fellow Confederate officers were imprisoned here from October, 1864 to March 1865, in a prison that included all of the casemates in the southeast and south galleries.

Georgia · United States