War Department Office of the Chief of Engineers. In the War Department by a letter of Secretary of War John C. Calhoun to the Chief of Engineers, Brig. Gen. Jonathan G. Swift, April 3, 1818, transmitting President Monroe's directive that a headquarters office be established in Washington, DC, for the Corps of Engineers, which had been separately established as an element of the U.S. Army by an act of March 16, 1802 (2 Stat. 132).
Map of Hyko Pahranagat Valley Silver Mining District, Lincoln County, Nevada, February 15, 1869_.jpg
Plan of John Powell s Land of the Alabama Louisiana Rail Road, 27 1 6 Acres in the right of way_.jpg
Road Commencing about 5 miles from Natchitoches on Shake Hat Road, and running Francis Bellwood_.jpg
Sketch of survey of march of 20th Army Corps from Savannah Georgia to Winnsboro, South Carolina_.jpg
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