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Smokehouse Drawer 54, Folder 5

Original plans and reproductions. Series of 4 drawings including Floor Plans and Details, Interior Details and Roof Framing, Interior Elevations, North and West Exterior Elevations, Plan of Smokehouse, Exterior Elevation of Doors, Door Details, Full Size Detail of Cornice, Ceiling Joist and Rafter Plan. 1/2" = 1' and full size detail.

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  2. Measured Drawings and Blueprints of Mount Vernon
  3. Outbuildings

Spinning House, Gardener's House, Salt House, Family Kitchen, Proposed Structural Repairs to the Barn Drawer 53, Folder 6

Original drawings. Spinning House series of 10 drawings; Gardener's House series of 3 drawings; Salt House - 1 drawing; Family Kitchen - series of 2 drawings; 3 drawings to accompany report on the proposed structural repairs of the Barn. Varied scales.

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  2. Measured Drawings and Blueprints of Mount Vernon
  3. Outbuildings

Stable - Elevations, Floor Plans, Details, etc. Drawer 54, Folder 6

Original drawings and blueprints. Multiple drawings with original sketches and blueprint copies by MJ Williams, Walter Macomber, and Killam. Includes Stable Ground Floor Plan and Loft Floor Plan, Details of Exterior Loft Stair, Sketch Showing Interpretation of Physical Evidence Found in Framework of Mule Shed, Sections and Elevations, and Stable Measurements. Blueprints and original sketches of Longitudinal Section and Transverse Section by Killam. 1/4" = 1' and full size detail

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

Study for Bowling Green Entrance Gate; 3/4" and Full Size Details of Guard House at Tomb Drawer 57, Folder 9

Reproduction drawing for the study of the Bowling Green entrance gate by Worth Bailey, May 1946; Blueprint drawing with details from the Guard House at the tomb, by Walter Macomber, undated. 1 " = 1'; 3/4" = 1' and full size

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

Topographic Map with location of new Quarters buildings; Drawing of Proposed Headquarters Building Drawer 55, Folder 8

Reproduction drawings. Blueprint copy of Topographic Map - Part of Mt. Vernon Estate, Mt. Vernon Magisterial District Fairfax County, Virginia, R.F.K. and Edward S. Holland Jr.; copy of a drawing by Walter Macomber showing proposed quarters buildings

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

Typical Wall Details for Retaining and Freestanding Walls; Wall Repairs Drawer 50, Folder 9

Includes sections, elevations, plans, and details. Job No. 322, Plan No. 12, Sheet No. 1, Drawing No. S1 and S2. Morley J. Williams, drawn by WLC; Carl C. Hansen, Consulting Engineer, approved by Walter Macomber. Blueprint and reproduction drawing. Varied scale; 1" = 10'

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

Wash House elevations; Wash House details; Bee House for Mount Vernon, Front View and Side View Drawer 51, Folder 11

3 blueprints and one drawing of the Bee House for Mount Vernon, front view and side view by Walter Macomber; 2 elevation drawings of the Wash House by Morley Jeffers Williams; 1 drawing of details of the Wash House including Cornice and Siding Detail, Window Head and Jamb, Window and Sill, Baseboard, Pegboard, and Door Details

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

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