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POPLAR The anchor beams are hewn POPLAR (samples 103/2 and 105/2). Poplar is a soft hardwood, which varies in color from pale yellow to greenish brown. The color darkens over time when exposed to light. Poplar is distinguishable under magnification by its diffuse-porous distribution of small pores, clear growth rings, and opposite inter-vessel pitting. Poplar (tangential view 10x) intervessel pitting Poplar (cross section 10x) diffuse-porous distribution with line of marginal parenchyma
WHITE PINE All of the sampled doors and trim, with the exception of sample 105/3, are made of WHITE PINE. White pine has a fine texture and resin canals that are fairly numerous. The transition between latewood and earlywood is gradual. Cross-field pitting is window-like and rays are uniserate. White Pine (tangential view 10x) elongated tracheids with bordered pits White PIne (radial view 10x) horizontal heterocellular rays and resin canals
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WILLIAM PITCHER FARMSTEAD Historic
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INTRODUCTION ______________________
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HISTORY THE SCHUYLER PATENT AND THE
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5 (MAP 3). By 1725, Tierk DeWitt ha
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Palatines could be settled in New Y
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Book,” Joshua Kocherthal, who had
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the deed, Peter and his family had
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Pitcher: four free white males, one
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John W. Pitcher is always referred
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noted based on gender, age, race, a
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the enterprise to Victory Farms Inc
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side is a mid-20th-century concrete
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SOUTH ELEVATION South elevation 200
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• A 6’x8’ concrete slab, pour
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NORTH ELEVATION North elevation 200
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WEST ELEVATION West elevation 2004
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IMMEDIATE EXTERIOR RECOMMENDATIONS
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some sleeping, accessible by a ladd
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THE CELLAR: Description and Conditi
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Condition: B1 has moisture issues.
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photo B1-3- fallen beam due to wate
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IMMEDIATE CELLAR RECOMMENDATIONS
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ROOM 101, WEST ADDITION Description
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ROOM 102, WEST PARLOR Description:
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102-1 view from southwest corner; s
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The ceiling of the front hall is th
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14” 105-3 Federal architrave and
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103-5 astrigal detail 103-6 north w
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ROOM 105, EAST PARLOR Description:
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ROOM 106, SOUTH ROOM OF ELL Room 10
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106-1 floor board direction change;
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of 107 there is a closet 90” wide
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107-2 view south from 107, through
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ROOM 201, WEST BEDROOM Description:
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Evolution: Room 201 shows evidence
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ROOM 202, DORMER ROOM Description:
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202-1 view of northwest corner, dot
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ROOM 203, UPSTAIRS HALL Description
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203-1 upstairs hall, looking east;
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the door to 204. There is a broken
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204-3 looking east; north wall part
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ROOM 205, STORAGE AREA Description:
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photo 205-3- view from north end of
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where the ell is attached to the ma
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206-3 nails holding rafter of main
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206-9 knee brace at southwest corne
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ROOM 207, SERVANTS’ ROOM Descript
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207-3 north wall; boxed chimney; wa
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attic-1 access attic-2 bridle or la
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INTERIOR CONDITION ASSESSMENT AND R
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to the west, and one level down, a
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Original Green Design Strategies In
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completely uninsulated, and due to
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WILLIAM PITCHER FARMSTEAD RED HOOK,
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1905 Henry S. Elting inherits the f
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MAP 2 Dutchess County Wards Map fro
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MAP 4 1740 Cadwallader Colden Germa
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MAP 6 1746 Detail of 1746 division
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1800 Third Generation division of s
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1799 Philip Reichert Map showing Ho
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MAP 12 1850 Town of Red Hook arrow
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MAP 14 1938 US Geological Survey ar
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MAP 16 Map re-drawn by Frank J. Tea
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1943 survey map for Robert G. Greig
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APPENDIX IV Pitcher Farmstead Red H
Page 140: south elevation original 9-bent str
Page 145 and 146: CONTENTS Introduction Methodology F
Page 147 and 148: FINDINGS The RILEM tests showed tha
Page 149: 107 106 104 101 102 105 103
Page 152 and 153: Photo 105(a): south wall, brick nog
Page 154 and 155: Photo 207: garret room; mortar and
Page 156 and 157: Experiment 10 Penetration of Water:
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Page 160 and 161: masonry materials. RILEM Test Metho
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Page 164 and 165: Sample 1(fig.1) is a piece of chimn
Page 166 and 167: ARCHDES 597M Assignment #4 -Simple
Page 168 and 169: Mortar Analysis Sample # Sample 105
Page 170 and 171: Plaster Analysis Sample # 102 S. Sa
Page 172 and 173: Plaster Analysis Sample # 105 S. Br
Page 174 and 175: Plaster Analysis Sample # 105 S Gra
Page 176 and 177: Plaster Analysis Sample # 107 Gray
Page 178 and 179: Plaster Analysis Sample # 202 Sampl
Page 180 and 181: Plaster Analysis Sample # 203 NW Sa
Page 182 and 183: Pitcher Farmstead: Downstairs Plast
Page 184 and 185: Pitcher Farmstead Red Hook, New Yor
Page 188 and 189: RED PINE The anchor bent post sampl
Page 190 and 191: CHESTNUT The only sill sample colle
Page 192 and 193: PAINT FINISHES AND ANALYSIS Introdu
Page 194 and 195: METHODOLOGY Samples were collected
Page 196 and 197: UPPER LEVEL SAMPLE SITES 4
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Page 202 and 203: plaster, planking, paint and wallpa
Page 204 and 205: figure 3 105/1 stratigraphy 105/3 s
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Page 208 and 209: FINISHES ANALYSIS Sample 101/1 Buil
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FINISHES ANALYSIS Sample 202/1 Buil
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101/1 102/1 103/1 103/2 104/1 105/1
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CHROMOCHRONOLOGY Reactions: Vin= vi
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INTRODUCTION / METHODOLOGY Samples
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fig. 3- Room 103 surface mint green
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• ROOM 105, west wall, anchor bea
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fig. 12- Room 105 zoom on red area,
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The surface layer of Room 103 tests
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RESOURCES • Stevens, John R. Dutc
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