HERBERT HOOVER
The Hoover Houses and Community Structures
Historic Structures Report
|
|
PLATES (continued)

|
Plates XI. & XII. Bruce McKay's Site Plan for Proposed Cottage
Restoration and Construction of Caretakers' Lodge, Autumn of 1937.
Courtesy Herbert Hoover Presidential Library.
|
|
Plate XIII. Herbert Hoover's June 1937 Visit to the Cottage. On June 11,
1937, Herbert Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hoover, and Architect McKay
visited the Cottage to discuss plans for its restoration. Shown with
the Hoovers in this photograph is Oliver Albin, son of Fred Albin. From
Maud Stratton's Scrapbooks, courtesy Herbert Hoover Presidential
Library.
|
|
Plate XIV. In the summer of 1938 the Hoover Cottage was restored to its
appearance, circa 1875. Robert McLeod, in white, is superintending the
removal of weatherboarding from the Scellers House by Delbert Fairall,
who worked at various tasks throughout the restoration. Forrest Brown is
inspecting the tools on the front porch. From Maud Stratton's
Scrapbooks, courtesy Herbert Hoover Presidential Library.
|
|
Plate XV. Restoration of the Hoover Cottage. A load of lumber purchased
from the Rock Island is unloaded at the site. The viewer can observe
that there are no boards and battens under the weatherboard in the front
section of the Scellers House. From Maud Stratton's Scrapbooks,
courtesy Herbert Hoover Presidential Library.
|
heho/hsr/plates2.htm
Last Updated: 28-Jul-2006
|