Canal Lockkeeper's House Historic Structure Report

Quinn Evans Architects. 2011. Canal Lockkeeper's House Historic Structure Report. National Park Service

This report describes the physical condition and historical context for the Lockkeeper's House on the National Mall. The house was originally constructed to house the lockkeeper at the connection between the C & O Canal and the Washington City Canal. It was abandoned in the late 19th century and relocated and renovated in 1915. The report offers several treatment options, including a planned treatment which would relocate the house again, restore the exterior and rehabilitate the interior.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Quinn Evans Architects
Date of Issue
2011-08
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
NAMA , NCR
Keywords
historic structure report, historic structures program
Subjects
CRIS-HS: 046849: Canal Lockhouse - Res. 332

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