Trench on the west side of the Lincoln Home during the 1987-1988 restoration. The interior of the west retaining wall can be seen to the left of the picture. The 90 degree turn of the wall to form the north section of the retaining wall can be seen in the middle of the picture. There is a pipe exposed on the lower right side of the photo. Photographer facing north.

Trench on the west side of the Lincoln Home during the 1987-1988 restoration. The interior of the west retaining wall can be seen to the left of the picture. The 90 degree turn of the wall to form the north section of the retaining wall can be seen in the middle of the picture. There is a pipe exposed on the lower right side of the photo. Photographer facing north.
Location:
Lincoln Home - foundation wall, Outside
Original Media:
b/w print
Original Scanned Image Size:
3.52 x 4.99 inches
Image ID:
62415

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Demolition of the non-historic basement-level north entrance to the Lincoln Home mechanical room/basement. The former doorway is filled with cinderblock, while the stairs and retaining wall are in the process of demolition. Photographer facing south west.

Demolition of the non-historic basement-level north entrance to the Lincoln Home mechanical room/basement. The former doorway is filled with cinderblock, while the stairs and retaining wall are in the process of demolition. Photographer facing south west.

Demolition of the non-historic basement-level north entrance to the Lincoln Home mechanical room/basement. The former doorway is filled with cinderblock, while the stairs and retaining wall are in the process of demolition. Photographer facing south.

Demolition of the non-historic basement-level north entrance to the Lincoln Home mechanical room/basement. The former doorway is filled with cinderblock, while the stairs and retaining wall are in the process of demolition. Photographer facing south.

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