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Existing Conditions Mount Vernon Cellar, 1994 Drawer 41, Folder 2

Reproduction series of drawings, Mesick/Cohen/Waite Architects; Oehrlein and Associates Architects. Set of 7 drawings - Existing Conditions Plan; Passage B01 Wall Elevations; South Room B02 Wall Elevations; Rooms B03, B04, B05, and B05A Wall Elevations; Rooms B03, B04, and B05 Wall Elevations; North Room B06 Wall Elevations; Vault B07, B08, and B09 Wall Elevations. Scale on each drawing.

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Mansion Roof Plans, Roof Restoration, 1994 Drawer 63, Folder 14

Reproduction drawings. Series of 13 drawings for the roof restoration project including: Roof Plans – Removals, Mansion Roof Plan, Dependency and Arcade (Colonnade) Roof Plans, Elevations, Rainwater Diverter True Projection Plans, Details, Sections, Mansion and Dependency Chimney Reconstructions.

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Mansion Roof Restoration, 1994 Drawer 65, Folder 4

Series of drawings for the Mansion roof restoration work. Includes drawings: Roof Plans Removal, Mansion Roof Plan, Arcade and Dependency Roof Plans, Mansion Roof Elevations, North and South Dependency Roof Elevations, Rainwater Diverter True Projection Plans and Details, Piazza Roof Details, Roof Details, Alternate No. 2 Chimney Elevations and Details, Alternate No. 1 Chimney Elevations and Details, Dormer Schedule and Elevations Lighting Protection Details.

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