Survey Report For Restoration and Rehabilitation of Historic Structures, Somerwell House, Colonial National Historical Park

Hatch CE. 1956. Survey Report For Restoration and Rehabilitation of Historic Structures, Somerwell House, Colonial National Historical Park. Historic Structure Report. U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service

This survey report concerns the restoration and rehabilitation of the Somerwell House in Yorktown, Virginia, which had already been completed (1938). The proposed work is an interior conversion from present office use to residential use. The home occupies a prominent position on Main Street and is important for contributing to the feeling for the 1781 appearance of Yorktown. In itself, the structure is not known to be associated with any event or person of outstanding historical significance. It is also proposed that the original exterior appearance should be retained to what was thought to exist in 1781, and related outbuildings should be constructed when landownership and budget permit.

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Published Report
Authors
Hatch, Charles
Date of Issue
1956-10-18
Publisher
U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service
Units
COLO , NER
Keywords
colonial Virginia, Lightfoot House, residence, Somerwell, survey, Yorktown
Subjects
CRIS-HS: 000225: Somerwell House

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