Governor's Mansion Renovation All Records

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Note ID: MS102
Weather Conditions: sunny, low 70's
Report Author: Mary Harding Sadler
Report Date: 4/26/1999
Location: Mansion - Basement - Coat Room (E) / Reception (R)
Work Type: Demolition
Notes: When the ceiling is removed a small opening is revealed. The opening is not visible in the Entry Hall above; it was patched with parquet flooring. It appears that the opening was once a vent which allowed heat to rise into the Entry Hall from this area, formerly a furnace room.


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Note ID: MS96
Weather Conditions: sunny, low 70's
Report Author: Mary Harding Sadler
Report Date: 4/26/1999
Location: Mansion - Basement - General
Work Type: Demolition
Notes: Demolitionof frame partitions was in full swing, though masonry walls are not yet being disturbed. Asbestos abatement was continuing in different areas of the basement. Ceramic tile was being removed. The Construction Manager was carefully removing the wine cellar for salvage and reuse off-site.


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Note ID: MS97
Weather Conditions: sunny, low 70's
Report Author: Mary Harding Sadler
Report Date: 4/26/1999
Location: Mansion - Basement - Mansion Director (E/R)
Work Type: Demolition
Notes: In Mansion Director's Office we observed the newly-stripped door opening on the north wall (door casing and frame were removed in the current demolition effort). Evidence seems to indicate a historic window-sized opening enlarged to create the existing doorway. Painted brick jambs extended only from the ceiling to about 4' above the finish floor. Brick from the floor to 4' above the finish floor was rough, apparently because it had been cut and patched to create the larger opening.


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Note ID: MS92
Weather Conditions: sunny, low 70's
Report Author: Mary Harding Sadler
Report Date: 4/26/1999
Location: Mansion - First Floor - Dining Room (E/R)
Work Type: Floor Conservation
Notes: Damaged flooring is being removed from Dining Room. This flooring is considerably (about 1/2") thicker than the Stair Hall, Ladies Parlor, and Old Governor's Office flooring. The Dining Room floors are laid in a simple basket weave pattern, where the other parquetry is herringbone. Structural problems in the Dining Room include settlement on either side of a north-south "ridge" defined by a wall in the kitchen below. The problem, evidenced by a continuous crack between squares of parquetry, has been brough to the attention of the Architect.


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Note ID: MS93
Weather Conditions: sunny, low 70's
Report Author: Mary Harding Sadler
Report Date: 4/26/1999
Location: Mansion - First Floor - General
Work Type: Floor Conservation
Notes: The scope of floor conservation work has been set. All first floor rooms will be acrylic injected to reduce squeaking except for the Dining Room, whose flooring appears to be more recent.


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Note ID: MS90
Weather Conditions: sunny, low 70's
Report Author: Mary Harding Sadler
Report Date: 4/26/1999
Location: Mansion - First Floor - Ladies Parlor (E/R)
Work Type: Floor Conservation
Notes: Observed floor repairs in Ladies Parlor. Floors are being repaired wherever fan coil units and floor-mounted electrical receptables are being removed.


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Note ID: MS91
Weather Conditions: sunny, low 70's
Report Author: Mary Harding Sadler
Report Date: 4/26/1999
Location: Mansion - First Floor - Stair Hall (E/R)
Work Type: Floor Conservation
Notes: Observed removal of flooring in south Stairhall. Herringbone flooring can be removed by pivoting the individual boards, using a small pry bar. This flooring is relatively thin, particularly from the tongue to the finish surface. The shape of the flooring pieces doesn't match the pieces to be replaced. The conservator's work is more challenging than anticipated.


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Note ID: MS94
Weather Conditions: sunny, low 70's
Report Author: Mary Harding Sadler
Report Date: 4/26/1999
Location: Mansion - Second Floor - General
Work Type: Demolition
Notes: Walls of 2nd floor have been marked for demolition. Lighting fixtures and doors have been removed.


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Note ID: JL548
Weather Conditions: Sunny, mid-70's
Report Author: Joseph D. Lahendro
Report Date: 4/27/1999
Location: Carriage House - South Elevation
Work Type: New Finish Application
Notes: Video of painters applying block filler.


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Note ID: JL543
Weather Conditions: Sunny, mid-70's
Report Author: Joseph D. Lahendro
Report Date: 4/27/1999
Location: Mansion - Attic
Work Type: Demolition
Notes: Video of attic demolition in progress including piles of removed material temporarily stored on second floor.


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