An exterior doorknob for the Morse House. The glass has turned purple due to the manganese dioxde content in the glass. Door and knob are in the Lincoln Home museum collection.
Topic: Maintenance
One of the water spigots for the Lincoln Home, probably along the north side of the home. All exterior spigots around the Lincoln Home were eliminated around 2012.
Electric line or water pipe leading into the Lincoln Home.
Drain pipe near the Lincoln Home foundation, east of the south porch and kitchen. Photographer facing west.
A vent and window space for the basement along the south side of the Lincoln Home. The vent was bricked up, and the window replaced, during the 1987-88 restoration. Photographer facing north.
The Lincoln Home as seen from the south west during the 1987-88 restoration. The Corneau house can be seen to the left of the picture.
Lincoln Home foundation, retaining wall, and south porch area as seen from the back yard. Photographer facing west.
View of drain tiles along the foundation of the LIncoln Home.
The brick foundation of the Lincoln Home. Photographer facing north east. See photo 61881 for reference.
A hole in an upper section of the Lincoln Home foundation. Photographer's foot and leg can be seen on the right side of the photo.
