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Black and white photographic print showing detail of eastern segment of the south gable wall. Tree to right of building had encroached into foundation masonry [see MFHPH19--1005.01.020, note regarding removal of tree]. Details include: random rubble masonry; quoin corner pier; pointing from 19th-century periods include "barn-dash" [overlapping the exposed
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Black and white photographic print showing southwest perspective of west eaves wall, south gable wall, and severely damaged roof. Details include: random rubble masonry [south gable wall and west eaves wall]; door and window frames; stove chimney on north [left] gable [collapsed in March, 1967 or removed during 1970 restoration]; off-axis attic window; o
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Digital photograph showing segment of south gable wall with irregular vertical fracture radiating through poorly aligned mortar joints extending from rake board to grade. This failure, disintegration of the bond between the chimney and wall, and several other unstable segments of the masonry structure will be remedied in a 2010-2011 restoration project. This
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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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Black and white photographic print showing northeast perspective view of Michael Fulp House in partial ruins. Surviving are most of both gable walls, quoin corner piers [except top segment of northeast pier], and attic window frame and sash in the interior of the south [left] gable wall. Details include: parged masonry; off-center attic window in south ga
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Frame # 14 of 16 (2-17) from 35mm color negatives, all various views of the buildings on the Jacob Keim Farmstead. View of Keim house (right half of photo); ancillary building (formerly called a "cabin"), elevation view of the north gable-end, left third of photo; and Barn, left background. Details include: Sod-covered arched ["barrel-vaulted"] root ["c
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Three-level scaffolding erected to provide work decking for reconstruction of the deteriorated stonework of the wall [see photo # 1158 in record MFR10PH6 for view of dismantled gable-end wall]; each deck was assembled after several “lifts” of stonework were laid up from the lower levels. This scaffolding system also includes a “flying-deck” level for rest
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Black and white photographic print, showing reversed southwest perspective view of Michael Fulp House 3 years after April 1967 partial collapse. NOTE: This print was made with the negative in reversed horizontal orientation. See the second image for the correct southwest perspective. Details include: parged masonry; off-center attic window opening in s
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Digital image of original photograph taken by Steve Kindig. Image shows front view of house without pent hoods. Details include: pedimented hood above attic door, pent roof outlooker remnants, roughly coursed {n} stone gable wall, original brick oculus attic vent. {n} to be distinguished from “ashlar”, a more formal English wall pattern laid up with bl
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Black and white photographic print showing southeast perspective view of Michael Fulp House during restoration. Partially restored east eaves wall [masons laying courses near eaves level], and surviving and restored segments of south gable wall. Details include: random rubble masonry of original [gable wall, collapsed segment re-laid] and partially restor
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Black and white photographic print, southeast perspective view of Michael Fulp House during restoration, showing partially restored northern bay of east eaves wall [behind stone stock-pile in foreground] and surviving interior and eastern segments of north gable wall. The apex of this gable wall supported the stove chimney seen in records MFHPH18--1005.0
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Series of 2 black and white photos showing a southwest (image #1) and northwest (image#2) perspective view of the Michael Fulp House. Image #1: A c.1964-66 black and white photographic print showing a southwest perspective view of the west eaves wall, south gable wall, and severely damaged roof. An entry in the Trust's Board minutes of the meeting of 3/29
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Black and white photographic print showing southwest perspective view of Bridge Keeper's House during restoration. Southern bay of west eaves wall and surviving interior segments of north gable wall have been partially restored. West eaves wall has been re-built to second-floor joist level [above door lintel]. Details include: most of the original random
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Black and white photographic print showing southwest perspective view of Michael Fulp House during 1970-71 restoration. Partially restored west eaves wall and surviving segments of gable walls. West eaves wall re-laid to second-floor joist level [above door and window lintels]. Details include: original [gable walls] and restored [west eaves wall] random
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Black and white photographic print showing detail of southwest eaves wall and severely damaged roof. Details include: random rubble masonry west eaves wall; door and window frames; top of cellar door frame; stove chimney [removed during 1970 restoration] on northwest [left] gable wall [see MFHPH22-1005.01.023, Footnote {1} for discussion of this chimney].
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