Yes, almost all of the materials I used were from the USGS library in Menlo Park. Librarian Michael Moore was a great help.
I believe there may have been some T-sheets available as well if I'd done some more digging, but for my project the topos and aerials were sufficient. Note on the aerial photographs from the 1930s: most are limited to areas near or above agricultural areas of the time since they were been taken by the Department of Agriculture.
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Date: 2006-05-04 07:22 pm (UTC)I believe there may have been some T-sheets available as well if I'd done some more digging, but for my project the topos and aerials were sufficient. Note on the aerial photographs from the 1930s: most are limited to areas near or above agricultural areas of the time since they were been taken by the Department of Agriculture.