Northwest perspective view of surviving walls, window frames & chimney

Black and white photographic print showing northwest perspective view of Michael Fulp House after 1967 partial collapse. Details include: gable-end fireplace chimney; attic window west of chimney; chair rail (integral with window sill) on east wall extending south to fireplace; west pier ["jamb"] of fireplace; wall markings locate attic staircase; vertical joint in plaster south of window, possibly indicating anchorage-channel for board partition between hall/kitchen and parlor; surviving random rubble masonry of east eaves wall and south gable wall; plastered first- and second-floor interiors. Note written in blue pen on verso reads "TOP BRIDGE HSE" Note written in pencil on verso reads: "BRIDGE HOUSE 1967." This date is confirmed by the report by Mrs. Theresa Beard in the Board of Directors meeting minutes of 3/30/67 stating that the "Little Bridge House is lost…entire front [i.e., west eaves wall, on river side] collapsed beyond repair."