NORTHWEST CORNER EXTERIOR OF THE WORKMAN HOUSE BEFORE RESTORATION

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Homestead Museum

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NORTHWEST CORNER EXTERIOR OF THE WORKMAN HOUSE BEFORE RESTORATION

Entry/Object ID

99.5.17.392

Description

NORTHWEST CORNER EXTERIOR OF THE WORKMAN HOUSE BEFORE RESTORATION Color: Green; Brown A photograph of the Workman House northwest corner exterior. ca. 1976. The west wing is at the center with the north porch on the left and west wall to the right. Ivy growing on the walls has almost entirely concealed the home except for the brown wood-shingled roof and the arched windows on the wing. One of these is on the second floor and there are three on the first. A bush and a palm tree are on the left of the foreground, while to the right is a light post and a rose bush. Just above the roof in the background left is the top of a tree and to the right is the top of a television antenna. The photograph depicts the home as it was before restoration. With little signs of wear, the image is in good condition. Number-Units: 1

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Two-dimensional, Photographs, Architecture, Domestic, Adobe houses--City of Industry (Calif.), Historic buildings--Conservation and restoration

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