Dwellings

Installation of mechanism for measuring the load on two columns between the Lobby and the main corridor. This is from a series of photographs of the renovation of the White House.

Detail of cornice and edge of ceiling in the main corridor at the southwest corner of the Lobby. From a series of photographs of the renovation of the White House.

View of northwest window in State Dining Room. In 1902, the west end of the main corridor was added to the State Dining Room. The removal of the cornice revealed the old archway of the western window of the corridor, hidden since 1902. This is from a series of photographs of the renovation of the White House.

Photograph of northwest corner of the second floor corridor of the White House showing crack in brick wall. From a series of photographs of the renovation of the White House.

View of north side of third floor corridor of the White House after the wall and part of the central arch had been removed. The steel construction was erected in 1927. This is from a series of photographs on the renovation of the White House.

Southeast view of the Yellow Bathroom (B-13), into corridor and brick wall west of the stairway, which is one of the main support columns of the building. The wall has been weakened greatly by cutting into the bricks for the installation of the water pipes shown in the photograph. From a series of photographs of the renovation of the White House.

View showing first excavation for underpinning the White House along the south wall from west end to the South Portico.

View from west window of Housekeeper's office (G-15) showing latticework erected on east side of President's office to shut off view of construction work at the White House. A steel mat driveway and canopy over the south entrance to the President's office are also shown.

View of excavation for underpinning in southwest corner of White House in Housekeeper's office (G-15).

Northeast view of White House Lobby from the Main corridor during the renovation.