The Removal of siding from the Lincoln Home has revealed this view of an exterior wall. Replacement lumber which is being added for structural stability is labeled 1987. Lincoln, Home, Restoration
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Interior wall of the Lincoln Home as seen from the exterior, with siding removed, showing new steel support beams. Possibly the basement/1st floor ceiling and floor, but exact location unknown.
Detail of new beams installed during the 1987-1988 Restoration of the Lincoln Home. Possibly the south east porch off of the Boy's Bedroom and Trunk Room. Photographer facing north east (?).
New beams and flooring (or ceiling) panels installed in the Lincoln Home. Exact location unknown.
East face of Lincoln Home with siding removed. Note small set of steps leading from south east porch at bottom right of photograph, and remnant of porch roof directly above. Kitchen window sits at bottom and middle right of photo. Photographer facing south west.
Exterior wall of Lincoln Home on 2nd floor with siding removed, exposed during the 1987-1988 Restoration. Note cornice and roof line at top of photograph, with scaffolding in foreground. Exact location unknown.
A pair of married beams in the wall of the Lincoln Home, possibly at location where the 2nd floor was added in 1856-1857. Exact location unknown.
2nd floor Back Hallway, with exposed ceiling joists and plaster walls. Doorway to Mrs. Lincoln's Bedroom is on the right, with the restored doorway to the Boy's Room on the far leftt of the photo, and the old, non-original (and now sealed) doorway in the left background. Photographer facing west.
Exposed wall interior lath and plaster of the Lincoln Home, with two door frames. Exact location unknown.
Interior wall with door-sized section of lath work and plaster removed. Note extant door frame to far left of photo. Exact location unknown.
