Name/Title
Resurrection Manor 3Entry/Object ID
1995.001.2320Description
3 3/8"h x 4 1/4"w black and white photograph of Resurrection Manor house. The house had an inside end chimney on each gable end. This elevation showed a central entry door with a very slight arch in the brick, a window on the left with a similar arch, and a window on the right with an arch. The windows were boarded up. There was a sign on the screen door probably warning against intruders. There was white plaster all around the door suggesting there may have been a passageway there at one time. There were three dormers, all poorly supported and sinking into the roof. The roof was in poor shape. On the right, much too close to the manor house, was a white two story clapboard house. Mr. Fenwick drew a blue ball point line to a brick repair said to be where the British ordnance went through the wall in 1814.
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Text on the verso: in blue ball point ink "Resurrection Manor Waterfront Showing patch where British shot cannon ball through house in 1814 Dec. 2, 1971 Chas E Fenwick" and in black ink "C130591"Collection
Charles E. Fenwick CollectionMade/Created
Date made
December 2, 1971Dimensions
Dimension Notes
Print Size: 3 3/8" x 4 1/4"Location
Container
Charles E. Fenwick Collection, Photo Box 2Shelf
Rack 08, Shelf 4Rack
Rack 08Wall
West wallRoom
Archives 1Building
Tudor HallRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Fenwick, Charles Edward (1910-1993)Related Places
Place
* Untyped Place
Resurrection Manor