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Stanton House Historic Structure Report: Women's Rights National Historical Park, Seneca Falls, New York
This historic structure report is the product of an exhaustive documentary, architectural, and archeological investigation of the Stanton House. Research on the site commenced in 1980 when Dr. Paul Grebinger of Eisenhower College conducted an archeological dig of the missing east wing. A report on the findings of the dig was entitled 'The Domestic Economy of the house was written by Corinne Guntzel for the National Park Service. This report was entitled 'History of the Stanton House' and dated June 1, 1982. National Park Service research commenced in June 1982. The first step was to record the existing conditions with black-and-white photographs and detailed site drawings. Architectural drawings were prepared by the Historic American Buildings Survey. A search was also begun at this time for early photographs and other historical documentation on the site. This search focused on sources most likely to produce specific information about the building; these sources are listed in the bibliography.
Stanton House Historic Structure Report: Women's Rights National Historical Park, Seneca Falls, New York
This historic structure report is the product of an exhaustive documentary, architectural, and archeological investigation of the Stanton House. Research on the site commenced in 1980 when Dr. Paul Grebinger of Eisenhower College conducted an archeological dig of the missing east wing. A report on the findings of the dig was entitled 'The Domestic Economy of the house was written by Corinne Guntzel for the National Park Service. This report was entitled 'History of the Stanton House' and dated June 1, 1982. National Park Service research commenced in June 1982. The first step was to record the existing conditions with black-and-white photographs and detailed site drawings. Architectural drawings were prepared by the Historic American Buildings Survey. A search was also begun at this time for early photographs and other historical documentation on the site. This search focused on sources most likely to produce specific information about the building; these sources are listed in the bibliography.
Stanton House Historic Structure Report: Women's Rights National Historical Park, Seneca Falls, New York
B. A. P. Yocum (author)
1998
410 pages
Report
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English