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43 East Bay Street (George Sommers House) - 1963
Two B&W Polaroid photographs of the George Sommers House (43 East Bay Street): a: View of the southeast corner of the house showing the gateway. Cars parked in front. b: View of the street entry door and gateway. Photos are dated 2/63 (February 1963).
Record Type: Photo
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43 East Bay Street (George Sommers House) - Before 1935
B&W photograph of 43 East Bay Street, corner view, southeast elevation. Early 20th century view of house before its 1935 restoration. Car parked in front.
Record Type: Photo
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Dining Room - 43 East Bay Street (George Sommers House) - Undated
B&W photograph of the dining room of the George Sommers House (43 East Bay Street).
Record Type: Photo
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Drawing, Architectural - 43 East Bay Street
Title of drawing: 43 East Bay Street Date of drawing: 5/28-5/30/1993, 6/3/1993 Name of creator(s): Willie Graham, Carl Lounsbury, Jon Poston & Mark R. Wenger of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Architects Office First Floor Plan (finalized, poor copy), 1st Floor Plan (field sketch), Mantel Profile (finalized), Mantel Profile (field sketch), Door Trim Details (field sketches). Cataloger found drawings individually but combined them ba...
Record Type: Archive
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Drawing, Architectural - 43 East Bay Street
Title of drawing: 43 East Bay Street Date of drawing: 12/18-12/19/1993 Name of creator(s): C. Lounsbury Floor Plan (field sketch). Drawing appears incomplete.
Record Type: Archive
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George Sommers House (43 East Bay Street) - 1967
Color Kodachrome slide of the George Sommers House (43 East Bay Street). Slide date-stamped April 1967.
Record Type: Photo
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Property File - 43 East Bay Street (George Sommers House)
Constructed ca. 1755; restored 1935. This house lies very close, if not immediately adjacent, to the site of the original city wall and was constructed on a portion of Grand Modell Lot No. 1. Adam Daniel conveyed this lot, inherited from his father, to George Sommers with a "tenement" in 1755. Stylistically the house seems to date from the mid-18th century, particularly due to the profiles of the moldings in its 2nd-floor rooms and the paneling ...
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