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Show found in the Appendix of this report. RECOMMENDATIONS: Install a period, coal-burning, heating stove salvaged from another building, if available. If not, install a similar 1940s heating stove. This may entail considerable searching for a stove of the correct size, type and age. Contemporary stoves will not match the historic ~ . arance.-- · ' ~ RECOMMENDATION . If the existing cloth-wrapped wiring is salvageable, ission by the local building official). If not, replace it reuse it (if given p with "Romex" . Ing which will be concealed once the walls and ceiling~ --stl1Se1;re{~ed. Replace non-original fixtures with period fixtures matching the old, existing ones. Repair and make oper Ie the electrical panel. Repair or replace the outlet boxes. Install simpl ras lates over the outlets. (It may be that there were no plates or that tH ates e of some other materi~ originally. More research on this subject is neede . ~ 6. NON-ORIGINAL ELEMENTS -'7 ? l~:: .~~.~~ , v~ ; 'fP'f-V-:;"' J - l-- EXISTING CONDITION: Four rooms were added after the building was cut . ,\_~ ~ . in half and moved. Other minor pieces, such as shelves, brackets and metal '(f objects were added or altered over time. RECOMMENDATIONS: Carefully remove the four added rooms, salvaging any historic materials such as period doors. Remove other non-original items such as newer shelving. In doing demolition, take great care not to damage any original materials. 7. PAINTING EXISTING CONDITION: It appears that only the doors and window sashes were painted originally. The flooring, walls and ceilings were unpainted as evidenced by the fact that they remain unpainted today. RECOMMENDATIONS: Leave unpainted surfaces unpainted. Prepare surfaces and repaint doors and window sashes and slides. |
