Fort Vancouver
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Volume II

PLATES

roof
Plate XXXVII. Roof and Eaves Details, Powder Magazine at Cumberland House.

National Park Service photograph by J. A. Hussey, September 1967.

diagram
Plate XXXVIII. Measured Drawings, Powder Magazine, Cumberland House, Sheet 8.

National Park Service drawing by R. Mehring, based on field measurements by A. L. Koue, September 1967. (click on image for an enlargement in a new window)

door
Plate XXXIX. Metal-Covered Door to Powder Magazine at Cumberland House.

National Park Service photograph by J. A. Hussey, September 1967.

door hinge
Plate XL. Hinge on Door to Powder Magazine at Cumberland House.

National Park Service photograph by J. A. Hussey, September 1967.

fort structure
Plate XLI. The Bachelors' Quarters Building at Fort Vancouver, as It Appeared During the Spring of 1860.

This enlarged portion of the British Boundary Commission photograph of the northeast section of the courtyard shows a portion of the south wall of the Bachelors' Quarters, a feature not visible in most prints of this photograph. Note weatherboard siding on the south wall at the extreme right. Also note the foot scrapers in front of at least two of the doors.

From an unidentified print in the files of Fort Vancouver National Historic Site.

sketch of fort
Plate XLII. Fort Vancouver on the Columbia River. Original Pencil Sketch by Henry J. Warre, 1845-46.

Courtesy of American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Massachusetts.

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