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Colonnades - Plan and Elevations; Colonnades - Column and Cornice Detail Drawer 42, Folder 2

2 drawings - Colonnade Pland and Elevation with cross section and plan showing radius points; and Colonnade Column and Cornice detail with full size details. Walter M. Macomber, Artchitect; Drawn by Carroll C. Curtice. Reproduction drawings.

  1. The George Washington Presidential Library at Mount Vernon
  2. Measured Drawings and Blueprints of Mount Vernon
  3. Mansion

Details Showing Restoration of Shelves in North Closet - General Washington's Bedroom Drawer 49, Folder 6

Includes West Wall, North Wall, and East Wall shelving; Note - The shelves and brackets are shown in the identical positions of the originals as indicated by the definite marks discovered on the original laths. 3/4" = 1'. Original drawing.

  1. The George Washington Presidential Library at Mount Vernon
  2. Measured Drawings and Blueprints of Mount Vernon
  3. Mansion

Details showing restoration of shelves in north closet, General Washington's Bedroom Drawer 58, Folder 8

Blueprints. Showing west wall, north wall, and east wall of closet. With note, "the shelves and brackets are shown in the identical positions of the originals as indicated by the definite marks discovered on the original laths." 3/4" = 1'

  1. The George Washington Presidential Library at Mount Vernon
  2. Measured Drawings and Blueprints of Mount Vernon
  3. Mansion

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