Presidio of Monterey building plans, 1903-1949. 1938-1943

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Presidio of Monterey building plans, 1903-1949. 1938-1943

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/123081903

Collection documents historic buildings constructed on the presidio of Monterey from 1903 to 1942. The forms (War Department, Office of Quartermaster General, 1924, and revised 1939) contain construction dates and kinds of materials used and notations of modifications made within the time period. Many of the forms include photographs of the buildings.

2 boxes : 273 forms; 30 x 47 cm.

Monterey Public Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6811238

Monterey Public Library

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