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The Wrecking Bar: Volume 2

Part two of a historic structure report on the Wrecking Bar, formerly the Kriegshaber House, built in 1900 and located at 292 Moreland Avenue, NE. Includes detailed drawings, photographs, and conditions assessments of the historic building. This document provides an extensive history of the building and includes recommendations for future use and treatment based on the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards.

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The Wrecking Bar: Volume 2
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GSU Master's of Heritage Preservation Conservation of Historic Building Materials graduate students Serena Bellew, Ced Dolder, Leslie Brown, Mandy Elliott, Christie Slappey, Grant Hudson, Joy Ross, and Jeff Morris
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