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Much of the north side of the Carriage House was damaged in a fire in
1968, with the resulting loss of some detail and original material.
Small windows providing light for horse stalls may be in their original
locations. The large, multi-light window at the east end of the
North Elevation was added in modern times. |
No photographic record exists to show
anything but a small portion of the third floor window on the east side
of this elevation. The architects elected to add windows for light
in the proposed office area and a required door for emergency egress.
It is not being proposed to replace the multi-light third floor window,
despite the photographic evidence for a much smaller double-hung window
in the original structure. |
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This single photo is the only photographic record found to date of the
north side of the building. It shows a much smaller window at in
the third floor gable area, but very little information can be gleaned
as to the exact configuration of that window. |
NOTE: As provided to FOLCH, this material did not include
written or printed commentary on the images.
The accompanying commentary on the pages is provide by FOLCH, which is solely
responsible for any errors or omissions.
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