Building or Place
NPS Code
Address
Number of Samples

Microscopic slides with Pennsylvania Blue marble from the Merchants Exchange

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Slides of petrified wood from the George E. Mustoe Collection.

0

Thin sections of brick from multiple locations in New Orleans.

The first set of two letters in the I.D. indicate the type of clay, so “SR” and “HT” indicate soft red and hard tan bricks respectively. The middle two letters are the initials of the building or location where the brick was found. Lastly, the number at the end of the I.D. indicates which brick came from that location. In other
words, a “3” at the end of the sample indicates that that is the third brick out of a sub-group that came from one location.

0

Samples from the buildings were examined to compare period documentary sources with actual constuction practice in the Spanish Caribbean context. The specimens analyzed were collected in 1989 by Frank Matero during an earlier study of the building for restoration. Twenty-two samples of the exterior stucco (ten samples from Santa Elena and twelve from San Geronimo) were examined for this work.

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36 Egyptian limestone samples treated with Triton XLN-90 Orius WA Paste

0

Commercial soil.

0
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