Sieges.
The following are the most noteworthy sieges in the history of the United States. See also battles.Fort William Henry, New York | 1757 |
Louisburg, Canada | 1758 |
Fort Ticonderoga, New York | 1758-59 |
Boston, Massachusetts | 1775 |
Fort Henry, West Virginia | 1777 |
Fort Mifflin, Pennsylvania | 1777 |
Fort Schuyler, New York | 1777 |
Charleston, South Carolina | 1780, 1864-65 |
Fort Ninety-six, South Carolina | 1781 |
Yorktown, Virginia | 1781 and 1862 |
Fort Wabash, Indiana | 1812 |
Fort Wayne, Indiana | 1812 |
Fort George, Canada | 1813 |
Fort Meigs, Ohio | 1813 |
Fort Stephenson, Ohio | 1813 |
Fort Erie, Canada | 1814 |
Fort Brown, Texas | 1846 |
Monterey, Mexico | 1846 |
Puebla, Mexico | 1847 |
Vera Cruz, Mexico | 1847 |
Fort Pickens, Florida | 1861 |
Corinth, Mississippi | 1862 |
Fort Pulaski, Georgia | 1862 |
Island No.10, Kentucky | 1862 |
Fort Wagner, South Carolina | 1863 |
Port Hudson, Louisiana | 1863 |
Vicksburg, Mississippi | 1863 |
Atlanta, Georgia | 1864 |
Forts Gaines and Morgan, Mobile, Alabama | 1864 |
Fort Fisher, North Carolina | 1864-65 |
Richmond, Virginia | 1864-65 |
Fort Blakely and Spanish Fort, Mobile, Alabama | 1865 |
Santiago, Cuba | 1898 |