Image: East Side WW2 Plan

Description: This is a plan of the so-called East Side fire control building at Ft. Andrews, completed in 1904. The plan was drawn in about 1944, when the Army was planning to splinterproof the structure. On the second floor, the observing room was in front (to the left) and the room in back was (in 1904) a plotting room.
Title: East Side WW2 Plan
Credit: This plan is from the U.S. Engineers' Reports of Completed Works (RCW) for Ft. Andrews.
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