Governor's Mansion Renovation All Records

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Note ID: JL567
Weather Conditions: Cloudy, mid-60's
Report Author: Joseph D. Lahendro
Report Date: 5/3/1999
Location: Carriage House - Lower Floor (east to west) - Room 1
Work Type: New Masonry Construction
Notes: In several lower level room, video of some completed interior brick patching where damaged brick was replaced.


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Note ID: JL568
Weather Conditions: Cloudy, mid-60's
Report Author: Joseph D. Lahendro
Report Date: 5/3/1999
Location: Carriage House - Lower Floor (east to west) - Room 4
Work Type: Excavation
Notes: Video of historic underground drainage tunnel cut by a new electrical trench, and noted above. Views of modern, preexisting, utility trench along south wall.


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Note ID: JL569
Weather Conditions: Cloudy, mid-60's
Report Author: Joseph D. Lahendro
Report Date: 5/3/1999
Location: Carriage House - South Elevation
Work Type: New Masonry Construction
Notes: Video of mason squaring off openings for new HVAC louvers.


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Note ID: JL563
Weather Conditions: Cloudy, mid-60's
Report Author: Joseph D. Lahendro
Report Date: 5/3/1999
Location: Mansion - Basement - Elevator (E)
Work Type: Demolition
Notes: Video and digital photos of elevator shaft removal.


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Note ID: JL564
Weather Conditions: Cloudy, mid-60's
Report Author: Joseph D. Lahendro
Report Date: 5/3/1999
Location: Mansion - Basement - Kitchen (E/R)
Work Type: Demolition
Notes: Video of kitchen after removal of ceiling showing especially the underside of floor structure for the dining room above. Detailed structure of hearth next to east wall below the dining room fireplace that was removed earlier this century.


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Note ID: MS132
Weather Conditions: Sunny, low 60's
Report Author: Mary Harding Sadler
Report Date: 5/3/1999
Location: Mansion - Basement - Men's Room (E) / Powder Room (R)
Work Type: Demolition
Notes: Melba Myers and Cara Metz removed a piece of the reeded trim discovered by Tidewater Preservation in the ceiling of the now-demolished men's room. John Paul Hanbury kept a piece of this trim to send to Frank Welsh for paint analysis.


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Note ID: MS130
Weather Conditions: Sunny, low 60's
Report Author: Mary Harding Sadler
Report Date: 5/3/1999
Location: Mansion - Basement - Men's Room (E) / Powder Room (R)
Work Type: Demolition
Notes: Cara Metz and Melba Myers removed plaster with sample of beige striped wallpaper on plaster from between the floor joists on the west wall of the now demolished Men's Room (belowthe 1st floor north entry foyer). Cara took digital photos.


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Note ID: JL570
Weather Conditions: Cloudy, mid-60's
Report Author: Joseph D. Lahendro
Report Date: 5/3/1999
Location: Mansion - Basement - Security Chief (E) / Office (R)
Work Type: Demolition
Notes: Video and digital photos of a partial brick wall uncovered by the demolition laborers below the floor slab. Due to suspected hazardous materials discovered in the below-slab fill, further excavation could not be performed beyond what the laborers had already uncovered. The paritial wall begins just below the former slab in this area, and the top of the wall shows signs of demolition implying thewall originally was higher. The wall forms a corner with north and west sides, 6' to 9' inside the existing walls forming this space. Southeast of the brick corner, the below-slab fill is obviously random building rubble. Brick faces along the inside of the corner are painted white, and the mortar bed joints are roughly troweled at an angle against the top of the bottom brick course. Only the width of the west wall was uncovered and is approximately 8 1/2" wide, two brick wythes. Approximately 1'-4" below the top of the partial brick wall is the top of a concrete slab, roughly level with the existing floor level in the eastern side of the basement. The brick wall mortar is hard and appears to be gray. The inside face of the wall's north side roughly aligns with an existing brick wall at the eastern side of this space. It was decided that, because of the suspicious material, the abatement contractor would first remove the rubble fill material southeast of the uncovered wall. Cara Metz, with VDHR, also asked that the top of the wall be fully exposed for study and documentation tomorrow.


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Note ID: JL562
Weather Conditions: Cloudy, mid-60's
Report Author: Joseph D. Lahendro
Report Date: 5/3/1999
Location: Mansion - Basement - Security Chief (E) / Office (R)
Work Type: Demolition
Notes: Video and digital photos of concrete slab being removed. Finding construction rubble fill material below the subfloor. No brick pavers have been found.


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Note ID: MS131
Weather Conditions: Sunny, low 60's
Report Author: Mary Harding Sadler
Report Date: 5/3/1999
Location: Mansion - Basement - Security Office (E) / Executive Protection Unit (R)
Work Type: Demolition
Notes: Cara Metz and Melba Myers removed the 1914 electrician's note from a floor joist near the center of the Security Office. Melba and Cara took digital photographs.


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