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Independence National Historical Park Stone Conservation Project Records contain documents from the years 1984-2013. Table of ContentsCopyright and RestrictionsHistory Scope and Content Hierarchy Series Descriptions Container List Series I: First Bank of the United States Projects, 1985-2009
Series II: Merchants’ Exchange Building Strategic Report and Photogrammetry, 1984-1992 Series III: Merchants’ Exchange Building Projects, 2004-2013 Subseries A: Conditions Assessment Survey Records, 2004-2013 Subseries B: Contract Files, 2007-2012 Subseries C: Publications, 2004-2011 Series IV: Second Bank of the United States Projects, 1994-2011 Subseries A: Contract Files, 2003-2008 Subseries B: Field School Records, 1998-2003 Subseries C: Assessments, Reports and Publications, 1994-2011 Copyright and RestrictionsThe copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted materials. The various state privacy acts govern the use of materials that document private individuals, groups, and corporations.
If a user later uses a copy or reproduction for purposes in excess of "fair use," the user may be personally liable for copyright, privacy, or publicity infringement. This institution's permission to obtain a photographic, xerographic, digital, or other copy of a document doesn't indicate permission to publish, exhibit, perform, reproduce, sell, distribute, or prepare derivative works from this document without first obtaining permission from the copyright holder and from any private individual, group, or corporation shown or otherwise recorded. HistoryIndependence National Historical Park (INDE) was authorized by Public Law 80-795 on June 28, 1948, and was formally established on July 4, 1956, "preserving for the benefit of the American people as a national historical park certain historical structures and properties of outstanding and national significance…associated with the American Revolution and the founding and growth of the United States." Located in the Society Hill, Old City, and Germantown neighborhoods of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, INDE encompasses not only such famous sites and artifacts as Independence Hall, Congress Hall, and the Liberty Bell, but over twenty other structures, gardens, squares, and cemeteries.The park’s stewardship over three particular National Historic Landmarks has involved an extensive amount of stone condition assessment and treatment work. Those buildings are: the First Bank of the United States, which as of 2014 is an unoccupied building located at 120 South Third Street; the Second Bank of the United States, now a museum gallery at 240 Chestnut Street; and the Merchants’ Exchange Building, which currently houses INDE’s administrative headquarters at 143 South Third Street. Completed in 1797, the First Bank building is a brick structure with a front facade made of Pennsylvania Blue marble, a naturally soft and porous stone from a local quarry. The Second Bank and the Merchants’ Exchange Building (completed in 1824 and 1833, respectively) are both constructed primarily out of Pennsylvania Blue marble with additional sculptural elements composed of Carrara marble. Pennsylvania Blue marble is a common component in thousands of buildings throughout Philadelphia and the surrounding region that date back to the first half of the nineteenth century. The overall poor performance of Pennsylvania Blue marble ended its use as a building stone in the mid-1800s. Over time, the marble in the First Bank, Second Bank, and Merchants’ Exchange buildings has deteriorated due to stone composition, weathering, temperature changes, and air pollutants. This deterioration is evident in the form of cracking, flaking, differential erosion, dimensional loss, staining, and other visible damage. In the 1980s, INDE began taking photogrammetric readings to assess the failing marble, researching scientific studies, and preparing conservation strategies. By the mid-1990s, INDE was partnering with the Architectural Conservation Laboratory of the University of Pennsylvania’s Historic Preservation Program to survey the current condition of the stone in all three buildings and to recommend treatment plans. Both institutions also participate in the Pennsylvania Blue Project, a program researching the physical properties of the marble, treatments to repair existing damage, and preventative measures to minimize future deterioration. Over the years, INDE has implemented several conservation and renovation projects in these buildings with the assistance of contractors. Scope and ContentIndependence National Historical Park Stone Conservation Project Records1984-2013 Catalog Number: INDE 104161 Volume: 23.00 LF Description The Stone Conservation Project Records contain project files and supporting documentation generated during projects to survey and restore the outer masonry of the First Bank of the United States, Merchants’ Exchange Building, and Second Bank of the United States. Each of these buildings is a National Historic Landmark within Independence National Historical Park (INDE). Project materials are organized by building. Material types present throughout the collection include requests for proposals (RFPs), contract files, project correspondence, manuals, assessment reports, strategic report drafts, treatment reports, field notes, readings, samples, research papers, thesis papers, background research, photographs, digital media, construction drawings, and annotated survey drawings. History Associates printed out select digital files from the CDs and DVDs filed throughout the collection. Researchers will need a computer with a CD or DVD drive in order to view the digital records that were not printed out, which include a substantial number of photographs. There are notes and occasional lists in the folders indicating the presence of files that are solely digital. Organization Organized into four series Series I: First Bank of the United States Projects Series II: Merchants’ Exchange Building Strategic Report and Photogrammetry Series III: Merchants’ Exchange Building Projects Series IV: Second Bank of the United States Projects Restrictions: No HierarchySeries I: First Bank of the United States Projects, 1985-2009Series II: Merchants’ Exchange Building Strategic Report and Photogrammetry, 1984-1992 Series III: Merchants’ Exchange Building Projects, 2004-2013 Subseries A: Conditions Assessment Survey Records, 2004-2013
Subseries B: Contract Files, 2007-2012
Subseries C: Publications, 2004-2011
Series IV: Second Bank of the United States Projects, 1994-2011
Subseries A: Contract Files, 2003-2008
Subseries B: Field School Records, 1998-2003
Subseries C: Assessments, Reports and Publications, 1994-2011
Series DescriptionsSeries I: First Bank of the United States Projects, 1985-2009Arranged alphabetically by subject. INDE contracted several construction, conservation, and environmental professionals to conduct assessment and improvement projects at the First Bank of the United States. Series I covers the planning and progress of such renovation projects as the replacement of the deteriorated metal cornices on the north, west, and south elevations; survey and treatment of the building’s Pennsylvania marble facade; assessment of the eagle sculpture in the tympanum; utilities improvements; and masonry wall repairs. These projects are documented through budget summaries, assessment reports, digital files, faxes, emails, memoranda, manuals, contract modifications, PMIS records, and construction drawings. Additional items include a proposal to move the Civil War Museum of Philadelphia into the Bank building, photogrammetric records gathered in the 1980s, and a publicized history of the First Bank. Series II: Merchants’ Exchange Building Strategic Report and Photogrammetry, 1984-1992 Arranged alphabetically by subject. Series II documents two early efforts to investigate the decline of the Merchants’ Exchange Building’s historic masonry and to plan a conservation strategy. The first of these efforts is a photogrammetry project in which readings were taken to document the effects of acidic precipitation on the outer stonework. The photogrammetry files include data analysis plan drafts, faxes, field notes, reference material, project summaries, specifications, and a manual. The second assessment effort is a conservation strategy monograph that compiles the results of several condition surveys and scientific studies on the masonry’s deterioration. This monograph formed the basis for the discussion at a 1992 Stone Conservation Strategy Workshop attended by historical architects, conservation professionals, engineers, historians, and scientists (most employed by NPS). The strategic report files include a complete draft, individual chapter drafts, reference articles, drawings, readings, notes, original illustrations, scientific study reports, and conservation workshop material Series III: Merchants’ Exchange Building Projects, 2004-2013 Organized into three subseries: Subseries A: Conditions Assessment Survey Records; Subseries B: Contract Files; and Subseries C: Publications. This series contains records regarding Merchants’ Exchange Building conservation projects that continued the work documented in Series II. In these later projects, the building’s deteriorating marble exterior is reassessed and restoration plans are proposed and implemented. Publications concerning the building’s architectural features, marble composition, and restoration are also present. Subseries A: Conditions Assessment Survey Records, 2004-2013 Arranged alphabetically by record type. The majority of these records are twenty-three “books” of flattened survey drawings created by the University of Pennsylvania’s Architectural Conservation Research Center. Each drawing depicts a specific segment of the building’s outer masonry and is marked with color-coded notations identifying the presence of cracks, join damage, spalling, staining, metallic elements, and other signs of deterioration. Many notations are drawn on the original plastic sleeves enclosing the drawings. Within each book, the drawings are arranged by alphanumeric code and preceded by reference grids orienting researchers to the order of the coded drawings. Additional survey materials found in this subseries include photographs of east facade column capitals, copies of older photograph prints, lists of scanned images, oversize maps and drawings, and DVDs containing digital images and scanned survey sheets. Subseries B: Contract Files, 2007-2012 Arranged alphabetically by record type. The RFPs, transmittal letters, emails, and value analysis report in this subseries document the administration of several conservation projects. These projects include the survey, conservation, and treatment of the Merchants’ Exchange Building’s exterior masonry, the stabilization of the third floor marble cornices and capitals, and the rehabilitation of the cupola on top of the building. The project work was performed by contractors, including Farewell Mills Gatsch Architects and Kirk Associates, LLC. Subseries C: Publications, 2004-2011 Arranged alphabetically by title. This subseries contains project reports, product data, journal articles, and thesis papers authored by graduate students, contractors, and collaborating institutions. The publications cover the architectural features and types of marble that the Merchants’ Exchange Building is comprised of, as well as stone conservation products and techniques. Two reports describe an experimental use of laser scanning on threedimensional objects that was a joint project between INDE and the University of Pennsylvania’s Architectural Conservation Laboratory Series IV: Second Bank of the United States Projects, 1994-2011 Organized into three subseries: Subseries A: Contract Files; Subseries B: Field School Records; and Subseries C: Assessments, Reports and Publications. Series IV documents condition surveys and conservation efforts performed on the exterior masonry of the Second Bank of the United States. The survey work was undertaken as joint endeavors between INDE and the University of Pennsylvania, while the conservation work was hired out to contractors. Several of these projects resulted in publicized research and project reports. Subseries A: Contract Files, 2003-2008 Arranged alphabetically by contractor, and thereunder alphabetically by record type. INDE awarded a contract to Puente Construction Enterprises for the treatment of incipient spalling on sixteen columns on the north and south porticos. This subseries consists of the solicitation, contract safety manual, quality control plan, memoranda, insurance certificates, correspondence, and other material that Puente Construction submitted to INDE. It also consists of the RFP prepared by the Architectural Conservation Laboratory, proposals sent by other contractors, and project agreements signed by companies awarded smaller portions of the work. Subseries B: Field School Records, 1998-2003 Arranged alphabetically by subject. NPS conducted surveys in 1999 and 2003 to inspect the conditions of the building’s exterior masonry and columns. The documentation teams for both surveys were comprised of graduate and postgraduate interns from the University of Pennsylvania’s Historic Preservation Program. This subseries contains project reports, readings, column samples, sample analysis, planning correspondence, intern curriculum vitae, images, a project description, a grant proposal, and survey drawings. The drawings, a number of which are still encased in their original plastic enclosures, are annotated with colored markings and codes that indicate the presence of various conditions on the marble. Subseries C: Assessments, Reports and Publications, 1994-2011 Arranged alphabetically by title. This subseries consists of final project reports, images, a thesis paper, and a book depicting the current physical condition of the Second Bank building and treatments done on its exterior stone. Several of these writings were prepared by contractors employed by INDE to investigate the building’s structure and marble composition. The thesis was written by a student expanding on research gathered during the 1999 and 2003 field school surveys. Of particular note is the file unit titled “Stone Conservation Strategy, 1994,” which contains a report summarizing the stone conservation issues found in the First Bank of the United States, Merchants’ Exchange Building, and Second Bank of the United States and presents a strategy to survey and treat all three buildings. Container ListBox 1SERIES I: FIRST BANK OF THE UNITED STATES PROJECTS, 1985-2009 [NOTE: Oversize material was separated from this series and filed at the end of the collection.] Folder 1: Budget, 2001 Folder 2: Civil War Museum Planning, 2006 Folder 3: Condition Assessment of the Tympanum Sculpture, 2006 Folder 4: Cornice Replacement Project Files and Photographs, 2002-2009 Folder 5: Cornice Replacement Quality Control Plan, 2007 Folder 6: Cornice Replacement Safety Manual, 2007 Folder 7: Emergency Treatment of Deteriorated Stone Facade, 2006 Folder 8: List of Classified Structures (LCS), 1994 Folder 9: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, 2008 Folder 10: Photogrammetry Field Notes, 1987 Folder 11: Publication—“The First Bank of the United States: A Chapter in the History of Central Banking,” 2009 Folder 12: Reference Drawings, 1985 Folder 13: Repair Masonry Walls Construction Drawings, 2003 Folder 14: Survey of Deteriorated Stone Facade, 2006 SERIES II: MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE BUILDING STRATEGIC REPORT AND PHOTOGRAMMETRY, 1984-1992 [NOTE: A stereoscope and oversize material were separated from this series and filed at the end of the collection.] Folder 15: Conservation Strategy Report—Complete Monograph Draft, 1992 Folder 16: Conservation Strategy Report—Duplicate Plates, 1992 Folder 17: Conservation Strategy Report—Segment 1—Cover Page and Table of Contents, 1992 Folder 18: Conservation Strategy Report—Segment 2—Introduction and Chapter 1, 1992 Folder 19: Conservation Strategy Report—Segment 3—Chapter 2, 1992 Folder 20: Conservation Strategy Report—Segment 4—Chapter 3, 1992 Folder 21: Conservation Strategy Report—Segment 5—Chapter 4, 1992 Folder 22: Conservation Strategy Report—Segment 6—Chapter 5, 1992 Folder 23: Conservation Strategy Report—Segment 7—Appendix A, circa 1992 Folder 24: Conservation Strategy Report—Segment 8—Appendix B, circa 1992 Box 2 Folder 1: Conservation Strategy Report—Segment 9—Appendix C, circa 1992 Folder 2: Conservation Strategy Report—Segment 10—Appendix D, circa 1992 Folder 3: Conservation Strategy Report—Segment 11—Appendix E, circa 1992 Folder 4: Conservation Strategy Report—Segment 12—Appendix F, circa 1992 Folder 5: Conservation Strategy Report—Unused Figures and Tables, circa 1992 Folder 6: Estimated Marble Deterioration Rates, 1988 Folder 7: Lisbon Papers Originals, 1992 Folder 8: Lisbon Posters Originals, circa 1992 Folder 9: Measurements with Theodolite, undated Folder 10: Merchants’ Exchange Building Drawings, 1985, 1992, undated Folder 11: Microclimate Variation Report, circa 1992 Folder 12: Original Drawings by Anett, 1992, undated Folder 13: Photogrammetry—Data Analysis Plan, 1991 Folder 14: Photogrammetry—Faxes, 1991 Folder 15: Photogrammetry—Field Notes, 1987 Folder 16: Photogrammetry—Fifth Year, 1991 Folder 17: Photogrammetry—Historic Preservation, 1990-1991 Folder 18: Photogrammetry—Project Summaries, 1991-1992 Folder 19: Photogrammetry—Reference, 1990-1991 Folder 20: Photogrammetry—Specifications, circa 1991 Folder 21: Photogrammetry—TRC Environmental Consultants, Inc., 1984 Folder 22: Stone Conservation Strategy Workshop, 1992 Box 3 SERIES III: MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE BUILDING PROJECTS, 2004-2013 [NOTE: A USB drive, oversize material, and photographic materials were separated from this series and filed at the end of the collection.] SUBSERIES A: CONDITIONS ASSESSMENT SURVEY RECORDS, 2004-2013 Book 1 of 23: East Elevation—Inner Portico and Main Walls (Tiles A-B), 2004 Box 4 Book 2 of 23: East Elevation—Inner Portico and Main Walls (Tiles C-D), Below Portico (Tiles I-L), 2004 Box 5 Book 3 of 23: East Elevation—Inner Portico and Main Walls (Tiles E-H), 2004 Box 6 Book 4 of 23: East Elevation—Columns 1-8, 2004-2005 Box 7 Book 5 of 23: East Elevation—Entablature, Back of Entablature, Antefixes, 2004-2005 Box 8 Book 6 of 23: East Elevation—Portico Ceiling, 2004-2005 Box 9 Book 7 of 23: South Elevation—General (Tiles A-C), 2004 Box 10 Book 8 of 23: South Elevation—General (Tiles D-F), 2004 Box 11 Book 9 of 23: South Elevation—General (Tiles G-I), 2004 Box 12 Book 10 of 23: South Elevation—General (Tiles J-K), Cornice (Tiles A), Drip Edge (Tiles C), 2004 Box 13 Book 11 of 23: South Elevation—First Floor Columns 1-10, 2004-2005 Box 14 Book 12 of 23: South Elevation—Door Alcoves, Capitals 1-10, 2004 Box 15 Book 13 of 23: West Elevation—General (Tiles AA, AB, A, B), 2004-2005 Box 16 Book 14 of 23: West Elevation—General (Tiles C-E), 2004-2005 Box 17 Book 15 of 23: West Elevation—General (Tiles F-H), 2004-2005 Box 18 Book 16 of 23: West Elevation—General (Tiles I-K), Door Alcoves, 2004-2005 Box 19 Book 17 of 23: West Elevation—Portico Columns 1-4, 2004-2005 Box 20 Book 18 of 23: West Elevation—Portico Ceiling and First Floor Columns, 2004-2005 Box 21 Book 19 of 23: North Elevation—General (Tiles A-I), 2004 Box 22 Book 20 of 23: North Elevation—General (Tiles J-L), 2004 Box 23 Book 21 of 23: North Elevation—First Floor Columns 1-10, 2004-2005 Box 24 Book 22 of 23: North Elevation—Column Capitals 1-10, Cornice (Tiles C), Drip Edge (Tiles E), 2004-2005 Box 25 Book 23 of 23: North Elevation—Door Alcoves, 2004-2005 Box 26 Column Capitals East 1-8, 2004-2005 Box 27 Column Capitals West 1-4, 2004-2005 Box 28 Folder 1: Digital Files, 2004-2008 Folder 2: East Facade Column Capitol Conditions Survey and Historic Images, 2004 Folder 3: Field School Photographs, 2004 Folder 4: Marble Masonry Stabilization Drawings, 2012-2013 Folder 5: Masonry Condition and Treatment Drawings, 2006-2007 SUBSERIES B: CONTRACT FILES, 2007-2012 Folder 6: Design Build RFP—Stabilize and Re-secure Projecting Marble Cornices and Capitals; Rehabilitate Merchants’ Exchange Cupola, 2012 Folder 7: Emails, 2009-2010 Folder 8: Letters of Transmittal, 2008-2009 Folder 9: RFP for the Conservation and Treatment of Selected Exterior Masonry, 2007 Folder 10: Value Analysis Study: Stabilize and Re-secure Projecting Marble Cornices & Capitals of Merchant’s Exchange Building, 2011 SUBSERIES C: PUBLICATIONS, 2004-2011 Folder 11: 3D Laser Scanning and Conditions Survey of the Lion Sculptures at the Merchants’ Exchange, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2008-2009—Final Report, 2009 Folder 12: Column and Cornice Conservation—Product Data, 2008 [1 of 2] Folder 13: Column and Cornice Conservation—Product Data, 2008 [2 of 2] Folder 14: Considerations on Complex Sequential Treatments of Gypsum Crusts: The Carrara Marble Capitals of the Philadelphia Merchants’ Exchange, 2011 Folder 15: Quantitative Analysis and Treatment of Pennsylvania Blue Marble at the Philadelphia Merchants’ Exchange—Thesis, 2004 Folder 16: Three-Dimensional Laser Scanning for Imaging, Quantifying, and Monitoring Micro Stone Surface Deterioration at Heritage Sites, 2009 SERIES IV: SECOND BANK OF THE UNITED STATES PROJECTS, 1994-2011 [NOTE: Samples, oversize material, and photographic material were separated from this series and filed at the end of the collection.] SUBSERIES A: CONTRACT FILES, 2003-2008 Folder 17: Architectural Conservation Laboratory—RFP, 2005 [1 of 2] Folder 18: Architectural Conservation Laboratory—RFP, 2005 [2 of 2] Folder 19: Integrated Conservation Resources/Integrated Conservation Contracting—Proposal, 2005 Folder 20: John Milner Architects—Proposal, 2005 Folder 21: Kreilick Conservation—Agreement, 2005 Folder 22: Pennsylvania Blue Project—Project Manual—Exterior Masonry Condition Survey, 2003 Folder 23: Puente Construction Enterprises—Bonds/Insurance, 2005-2008 Folder 24: Puente Construction Enterprises—Contract, 2005 Folder 25: Puente Construction Enterprises—Contract Completion, 2007 Box 29 Folder 1: Puente Construction Enterprises—Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative, 2006 Folder 2: Puente Construction Enterprises—Correspondence, 2005-2008 Folder 3: Puente Construction Enterprises—Invoices, 2005-2007 Folder 4: Puente Construction Enterprises—Modification Number 1-6, 2006-2007 Folder 5: Puente Construction Enterprises—Preconstruction, 2005-2006 Folder 6: Puente Construction Enterprises—Price Negotiation Memoranda, 2005-2006 Folder 7: Puente Construction Enterprises—Proposal/Bid, 2005-2006 Folder 8: Puente Construction Enterprises—Purchase Request, 2006 Folder 9: Puente Construction Enterprises—Quality Control Plan, 2006 Folder 10: Puente Construction Enterprises—Safety Manual, circa 2006 Folder 11: Puente Construction Enterprises—SBA/DOL, 2005-2006 Folder 12: Puente Construction Enterprises—Solicitation, 2005 Folder 13: Puente Construction Enterprises—Submittals, 2007 Folder 14: Puente Construction Enterprises—Wage Determination, 2005 SUBSERIES B: FIELD SCHOOL RECORDS, 1998-2003 Folder 15: Archival Images—Field School Marble Studies Negatives, 1999 Folder 16: Archival Images—Field School Marble Studies Photographs, 2000 Folder 17: Archival Images—Jeff Totaro Negatives, 1999 Folder 18: Assorted Field Survey Data Drawings, 1999 [1 of 2] Folder 19: Assorted Field Survey Data Drawings, 1999 [2 of 2] Folder 20: Conditions Assessment of the Exterior Marble Report Phase I, 1999 Folder 21: Conditions Assessment Samples Phase 1, 1999 Folder 22: Conditions Assessment Survey Phase I, 1999 Folder 23: Interns, 1999 Folder 24: National Center for Preservation Technology and Training—Grant Proposal, 1998- 1999 Folder 25: Photograph and Negative, undated Folder 26: Post Field School, 1999 Folder 27: Preliminary Draft of Final Report, 1999 Folder 28: Project Planning, 1999 Folder 29: Relevant Documents Relating to Pennsylvania Blue Marble, 1999 Folder 30: Samples and Readings Taken from the North Facade, 1999 Folder 31: SEM Analysis Reports, 1999 Box 30 Folder 1: Survey Data Drawings—1E-2K, 2003 Folder 2: Survey Data Drawings—4B-5H, 2003 Folder 3: Survey Data Drawings—Column 2, circa 2003 Folder 4: Survey Data Drawings—Column 3, circa 2003 Folder 5: Survey Data Drawings—Column 4, circa 2003 Folder 6: Survey Data Drawings—Column 5, circa 2003 Folder 7: Survey Data Drawings—Column 6, circa 2003 Folder 8: Survey Data Drawings—Column 7, circa 2003 Folder 9: Survey Data Drawings—Column 8, circa 2003 Folder 10: Survey Data Drawings—East Facade, 2003 [1 of 5] Folder 11: Survey Data Drawings—East Facade, 2003 [2 of 5] Folder 12: Survey Data Drawings—East Facade, 2003 [3 of 5] Folder 13: Survey Data Drawings—East Facade, 2003 [4 of 5] Folder 14: Survey Data Drawings—East Facade, 2003 [5 of 5] Folder 15: Survey Data Drawings—Entablature, circa 2003 Folder 16: Survey Data Drawings—Front Facade, 2003 [1 of 2] Folder 17: Survey Data Drawings—Front Facade, 2003 [2 of 2] Folder 18: Survey Data Drawings—Interior Entablature, circa 2003 [1 of 2] Folder 19: Survey Data Drawings—Interior Entablature, circa 2003 [2 of 2] Box 31 Folder 1: Survey Data Drawings—Mutuales, circa 2003 Folder 2: Survey Data Drawings—Pediment, 2003 Folder 3: Survey Data Drawings—Portico Floor and Stair Treads, circa 2003 [1 of 3] Folder 4: Survey Data Drawings—Portico Floor and Stair Treads, circa 2003 [2 of 3] Folder 5: Survey Data Drawings—Portico Floor and Stair Treads, circa 2003 [3 of 3] Folder 6: Survey Data Drawings—South Facade, 2003 Folder 7: Survey Data Drawings—Step Risers, circa 2003 Box 32 SUBSERIES C: ASSESSMENTS, REPORTS AND PUBLICATIONS, 1994-2011 Folder 1: Old Custom House, Philadelphia, PA, undated Folder 2: Predictive Analysis of Stone Decay Mechanisms and Treatments on William Strickland’s Second Bank of the United States, 2011 Folder 3.1: Second Bank Block Restoration: Analysis and Recommendations for Improvements, 2006 Folder 3.2-3.3: Second Bank Columns - Condition Assessment, 1994-1996 Folder 3.4: Second Bank Stone Repair Photographs, 11/94 Folder 3.5: Second Bank Stone Survey, 1994, 1996 Folder 4: Stone Conservation Strategy, 1994 Folder 5: A Structural Analysis of the Performance of Nondestructive Testing Methods, Second Bank of the United States, 2011 Folder 6: Survey of Exterior Pennsylvania Marble—Photographs, 1994 Folder 7: Survey of Exterior Pennsylvania Marble—Report, 1995 Folder 8: Treatment Report—Treatment of Incipient Spalling, North and South Elevation Columns, Second Bank of the United States, 2007 [1 of 3] Box 33 Folder 1-2: Treatment Report—Treatment of Incipient Spalling, North and South Elevation Columns, Second Bank of the United States, 2007 (Folder 2-3 of 3) SEPARATIONS Objects Box 1 SERIES II Item 1: Stereoscope SERIES III Item 2: USB Drive SERIES IV Item 3: Conditions Assessment Samples Phase 1 Oversize Box 1 SERIES I Folder 1: Civil War Museum Planning [1 of 3] Folder 2: Civil War Museum Planning [2 of 3] Folder 3: Civil War Museum Planning [3 of 3] Folder 4: Repair Masonry Walls Construction Drawings Folder 5: Survey of Deteriorated Stone Facade [1 of 2] Folder 6: Survey of Deteriorated Stone Facade [2 of 2] SERIES II Folder 7: Contractor Report—Estimated Marble Deterioration Rates SERIES III Folder 8: Design Build RFP Folder 9: RFP for the Conservation and Treatment of Selected Exterior Masonry [1 of 2] Folder 10: RFP for the Conservation and Treatment of Selected Exterior Masonry [2 of 2] Folder 11: Quantitative Analysis of Pennsylvania Blue Marble SERIES IV Folder 12: Architectural Conservation Laboratory—RFP [1 of 6] Folder 13: Architectural Conservation Laboratory—RFP [2 of 6] Oversize Box 2 Folder 1: Architectural Conservation Laboratory—RFP [3 of 6] Folder 2: Architectural Conservation Laboratory—RFP [4 of 6] Folder 3: Architectural Conservation Laboratory—RFP [5 of 6] Folder 4: Architectural Conservation Laboratory—RFP [6 of 6] Folder 5: Assorted Field Survey Data Drawings [1 of 5] Folder 6: Assorted Field Survey Data Drawings [2 of 5] Folder 7: Assorted Field Survey Data Drawings [3 of 5] Folder 8: Assorted Field Survey Data Drawings [4 of 5] Folder 9: Assorted Field Survey Data Drawings [5 of 5] Folder 10: Predictive Analysis of Stone Decay Mechanisms… [1 of 2] Folder 11: Predictive Analysis of Stone Decay Mechanisms… [2 of 2] Folder 12: Second Bank Block Restoration SERIES III Archives Flat File 1 Folder 1: Marble Masonry Stabilization Drawings Archives Flat File 1 Folder 2: Masonry Condition and Treatment Drawings SERIES IV Archives Flat File 1 Folder 3: Assorted Field Survey Data Drawings [1 of 2] Archives Flat File 1 Folder 4: Assorted Field Survey Data Drawings [2 of 2] Photo Binder Box 1 Folder 1: East Facade Column Capitol Conditions Survey and Historic Images Photo Binder Box 2 Folder 1: Archival Images—Field School Marble Studies Negatives Folder 2: Archival Images—Field School Marble Studies Photographs Folder 3: Archival Images—Jeff Totaro Negatives Photo Binder Box 3 Folder 1: Survey of Exterior Pennsylvania Marble |
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