Renovation (Architecture)

View of east wall of the State Dining Room of the White House, showing design on upper wall dating from 1902. On the left of the central doorway into the Red Room is the wall which separated the corridor and State Dining Room before 1902.

View of the north wall of the second floor corridor of the White House during the renovation. The truss work in the walls of the North Hall have been removed.

Northeast view of the East Room of the White House during the renovation. The parquet floor and sub-floor at the center of the room has been taken up.

Fireplace in the Study (Room 21) with part of the mantel removed, taken during the renovation of the White House.

Excavation at northwest corner of the White House.

Workmen beginning foundation of the large storage building south of the White House. The Washington Monument is in the background.

View of the north wall of the lower corridor east of center of the White House. The doorway on the right, bricked up for many years, was revealed when the plaster was removed.

Wooden chute erected through southeast window of Monroe Room to hopper on outside for disposal of plaster and debris from second and third floors. This photo was taken during the renovation of the White House.

Wooden chute to hopper erected from southwest window of Room 22 for disposal of plaster and debris from second and third floors of the White House. Inside the room, an extension of the chute leads through the ceiling to the third floor.

Northeast view through Archway of East Sitting Room to Rose Room, taken at the White House during the renovation.