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Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)

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Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)

Summary

Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635) is an item of collection or exhibition[1].

Key Facts

  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s instance of is recorded as item of collection or exhibition[2].
  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s maintained by is recorded as National Archives at College Park - Cartographic[3].
  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s collection is recorded as National Archives and Records Administration[4].
  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s inventory number is recorded as 132-Virginia[5].
  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s location is recorded as National Archives at College Park[6].
  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s part of is recorded as Records of the Office of the Chief of Engineers (NAID 406)[7].
  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s part of is recorded as War Department Map Collection (NAID 305808)[8].
  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s U.S. National Archives Identifier is recorded as 137930635[9].
  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s title is recorded as Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913[10].
  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s production date is recorded as +1912-01-01T00:00:00Z[11].
  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s copyright status is recorded as public domain[12].
  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s level of description is recorded as item[13].
  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s access restriction status is recorded as unrestricted access[14].
  • Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s use restriction status is recorded as unrestricted access[15].

Body

Geography

Part of include Records of the Office of the Chief of Engineers (NAID 406)[7], a collection[16] and War Department Map Collection (NAID 305808)[8], a collection[17].

Designation and Status

Topographic map showing the route of Captain Charles Summerall's artillery battery from Chickamauga National Park to Fort Myer, Virginia, and route of 11th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia to Winchester, Virginia, July 1913 (NAID 137930635)'s instance of is recorded as item of collection or exhibition[2].

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