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Series of 89 photographs depicting the restoration of the fireplace lintel and masonry in the DeTurk house. Detailed captions appear below. DETAILED CAPTIONS #890, 8/9/09: Fireplace lintel (the large beam, also called a ”chimney-tree,” ”manteltree,” and ”balk” [early English: “baulk”] supporting the stone masonry chimney ”breast”) across center of photo
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Michael Fulp House Homestead Preservation Pennsylvania Application Submission Captions to photos: #1: Sub-grade north foundation stone units after mortar washed out, later deep-pointed and flush-pointed; #2: Inner wythe of east eaves wall after removal of failing exterior stonework, showing end-grain of fireplace lintel; see photo #9 for restored vi
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Series of 48 digital photographs showing the stabilization measures performed on the Fulp (formerly the "Bridge Keeper's") House fireplace lintel and associated stonework. The masonry supporting the oak fireplace lintel{1} in the east eaves wall had become compromised by the widespread disintegration of mortar in the wall core [see Image #408, 10/27/10].
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Digital image of a black and white photographic print showing detail of northwest perspective view of interior gable wall of Michael Fulp House before restoration. Details include: Sloped ["gathered over"] chimney from first floor gable-wall fireplace; attic window; plastered random rubble masonry; fireplace lintel ["chimney tree," "manteltree"]. Not
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