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The10 joists {1} that have supported the 2d floor of the 1716 Mouns Jones house for approximately the past half-century are not original to the building and are undersized, averaging 6" or less in vertical dimension. They were provided from a dismantled log house in northwestern Berks County in the late 1960s. The earlier joists, in place from the peri
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Black and white photographic print showing replacement floor joists at first floor and attic levels Details include: replacement window frame; restored masonry wall [interior]. Note wrtitten in blue pen on verso reads, "Bridge House with Floor joists and cieling [sic] Beams in place December--1970" Note stamped in black ink on verso reads, "Photog
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HPTSSR November, 2017 1. Mouns Jones House: A. Wall restoration; mortar selection: Re-laying of the failing masonry pier south of the re-centered doorway began this month [first few courses, Image #1, photo 13, 11/7/17] and then was suspended because of weather too cold for reliable curing of new mortar. The masonry technique includes bond-stones transve
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