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Terraces, Col. Randolf's study

Description

Consists of: South elevation of north terrace; Southeast terrace railing details, new doors in passage 114 and 116; Window frame, drains of south terrace, first floor plan; Section through south terrace and honeymoon lodge; Cornice detail southeast terrace, restoration detail of fire door for Washington boiler, bath, house, northwest wing; Restoration of northwest wing, southeast terrace, southeast offices; Side view of north terrace showing grades; M.D. of joist over ice house, second study of roof framing over offices, North terrace, south terrace; Col. Randolf's study, passage north terrace, west terrace; Window sill of study, arch under southeast porch, office roof framing, university, east passage; Law office east elevation.

Type
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Production date
1956-1977.
Call number
mssMonticello
Creator
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
Gift of Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, 1956-1971.
gift of Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, November 1977.
Associated people
Jefferson, Thomas, (1743-1826.)
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