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Brick_Wood_Stone_Land_Water_Measurement Jefferson feverishly worked to finish the architectural drawings for his Academical Village’s capstone, Jefferson would soon note with satisfaction that the Rotunda was rising nobly from the ground. TJ to Cabell, 4 July 1823, ViU:TJ. http://www.freewarehof.org/1831rotl.jpg
Brick_Wood_Stone_Land_Water_Measurement The construction manager suggested in the spring of 1824 that reservoirs nearly the depth of the Attic and as large in diameter as the space will admit of be placed in the two north corners of the attic so that in case of fire water could be thrown by pipes or hose to any part of the building beneath the dome. These reservoirs were never built. Brockenbrough to Jefferson, 4 June 1824, ViU:PP; see also O’Neal, Jefferson’s Buildings at the University of Virginia: The Rotunda, 31. An undated and unsigned faculty member memorandum in ViU: JHC listing the “Cares devolved upon the executive Committee” indicates that the faculty communicated its concerns about the university’s water supply and lack of protection against fire. httpwww.iath.virginia.eduwilsondrawingsimageslargeN309.jpg http://www.nvo.com/firekegs/nss-folder/pictures/1Fire%20hose.jpg
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