Category:Maintenance in Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

Media in category "Maintenance in Castillo de San Marcos National Monument"

The following 40 files are in this category, out of 40 total.

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  Completed faux logs are placed out on the ground and wait to be installed on the new wall. (2bb02f90-b324-4b15-841c-af5474d8b7e8).jpg 4,882 × 3,327; 1.88 MB
  
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  Concrete forms are made to hold the epoxy mold in place before the concrete is poured (788aa078-7eaa-4e6e-8879-62412d3b5878).jpg 4,896 × 3,397; 1.76 MB
  
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  Concrete is first painted onto the epoxy to fill every detail from the real palm logs. (2620cc9c-7c41-43ff-a6fb-36dcfacedf11).jpg 4,893 × 3,351; 1.25 MB
  
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  Crew works carefully to install the heavy faux logs onto their concrete supports. (e491fb12-7b70-415d-a296-4e9b60738427).jpg 4,860 × 3,345; 2.12 MB
  
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  Cubo Line Construction (29806107-1b79-41d4-83ca-70f920b93571).jpg 4,860 × 3,365; 2.01 MB
  
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  Drawing by the National Park Service showing the proposed location of the replica town wall. (57ee004b-ece4-4582-bb8b-52db09c843ea).jpg 4,884 × 3,369; 1.8 MB
  
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  Dried epoxy from the palm log is placed into a former (95a64e4e-b414-4c19-b64c-584abd0c1972).jpg 4,880 × 3,381; 1.89 MB
  
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  Faux log on left and Real palm log on the right (d390170d-5518-4038-ba6c-97059787f321).jpg 4,944 × 3,351; 1.73 MB
  
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  Faux palm logs are installed on concrete supports. (acede35b-fb0c-4603-b73f-a10d5ca5652f).jpg 4,856 × 3,333; 1.96 MB
  
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  Final checks on the new door before installing it in the fort. (fc0d4c83-cba7-4a70-967a-8f258b572119).jpg 197 × 294; 21 KB
  
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  Iron bar is heated over an anvil so it can be hammered into shape. (b19f8c1b-fe6f-4329-b103-bc9365b97ca9).jpg 194 × 258; 19 KB
  
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  Iron bars are being installed to check proper measurements. (8e01cacb-8b57-4339-9dde-e7f16f00fec5).jpg 272 × 204; 21 KB
  
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  Iron bars are coated in a primer and ready for black paint. (6867a767-48ac-4e48-af65-f146f559dc1b).jpg 366 × 275; 34 KB
  
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  Iron bars are re-installed into the window using steel bolts to prevent iron from damaging the coquina in the future. (034411b0-e880-4c39-b317-17b316f5105c).jpg 212 × 282; 20 KB
  
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  Iron fittings are all test fitted before rivets are installed. (221bf281-e29f-47cc-9d3d-c8cab6033c17).jpg 558 × 417; 66 KB
  
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  Iron is heated and hammered into shape to make the new door hinges. (53fe881b-9e6f-4f65-bab4-14b6dece3baa).jpg 189 × 252; 18 KB
  
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  Making rivets for later installation into the new door. (5818d650-22e2-4adc-8328-989d7a326e42).jpg 180 × 240; 11 KB
  
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  Metal rods and concrete is placed into the epoxy lined former to create the new faux palm logs. (4ec87417-5bde-4649-9204-0fc26cd5c413).jpg 4,908 × 3,348; 1.36 MB
  
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  New bars and finished window frame (4c4a5f98-109a-44cd-a6d6-78abe8d6d8d2).jpg 230 × 318; 21 KB
  
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  New Iron bars are spread out on the wooden door to check for proper measurements before cutting beings. (8f98e23e-e972-4dbc-8092-4a58b399bc3f).jpg 203 × 270; 19 KB
  
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  New wooden door frame is installed into the stone fortress. (423e56a6-d649-4ac0-9ab9-9b7efce0a6dd).jpg 203 × 270; 16 KB
  
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  NPS work hard to use original techniques when repairing the 17th Century fortress. But sometimes modern tools come in handy. (f076bd77-e3d6-4965-89e3-df03e3860de5).jpg 239 × 318; 25 KB
  
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  Old growth pine is being cut and glued together for the new wooden door. (3b06293c-4286-4def-b916-107a904b40eb).jpg 360 × 270; 24 KB
  
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  Old techniques are often still used when cutting coquina stone. (e86c1f61-0493-4190-b932-bf56078bba00).jpg 300 × 225; 26 KB
  
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  Original bars are removed for repairs (cee7a602-b763-4779-a690-332844211ed8).jpg 279 × 372; 33 KB
  
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  Original door removed from it's frame and later transported to a curatorial facility for preservation. (2acc8712-b4d8-4117-a417-045b9618ee37).jpg 201 × 408; 24 KB
  
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  Park staff are rebuilding the window frames, using new coquina blocks (78271ba5-827c-4b13-8428-f509ee9926dd).jpg 225 × 300; 25 KB
  
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  Park staff work to remove concrete and stone that was damaged by the old rusting iron bars. (3aa2b3da-6a82-4a29-a900-3fea79d649af).jpg 256 × 342; 36 KB
  
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  Real palm logs are cut to shape before making the molds for their concrete replacements. (819d1faf-0e84-46f6-9892-dee1d7383a86).jpg 4,877 × 3,346; 1.73 MB
  
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  Removing former concrete repairs (3dcd75fc-92f7-403c-8d25-776ae967c9e9).jpg 329 × 438; 46 KB
  
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  Rivets are being hammered into the metal bars to attach them to the new wooden door. (42755d19-0c38-4e66-bdef-91cabde861c5).jpg 414 × 311; 36 KB
  
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  Rusting iron caused damage to coquina. (8f068ad5-5373-4883-aa15-02a6f2305ca1).jpg 207 × 276; 19 KB
  
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  The door is almost finished. Ready to paint. (f9875fbb-6231-4a53-8b99-ad5af45486d9).jpg 324 × 243; 28 KB
  
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  The dried rubbery epoxy is being carefully removed from the real palm log. (ea10131d-3417-45e2-9a07-dc2fadad45ef).jpg 4,859 × 3,327; 1.51 MB
  
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  The new door is finished and installed. (1ad9bdb6-bc31-4298-9b5f-f76b13c073e4).jpg 346 × 468; 45 KB
  
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  The newly refurbished bars as made as one solid piece to later be installed. Primed and painted. (1f92540f-8b41-45d2-85f7-cf2e5736d92a).jpg 248 × 330; 27 KB
  
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  The salty sea air of North East Florida has caused the iron bars to rust and break away over time. (c2c5bade-2ef3-4630-a4ad-b0c61641a26a).jpg 568 × 426; 58 KB
  
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  Two real palm logs. One before painting with epoxy. The other covered with epoxy and waiting to dry. (f5446b9a-5a02-4e1e-a700-e9360c6cd7bf).jpg 4,860 × 3,365; 1.8 MB
  
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  Workers carefully place faux logs onto their concrete supports (cd51fe44-fd80-42ba-8305-6d840a089304).jpg 4,880 × 3,369; 1.69 MB
  
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  Works paint real palm logs with a thick layer of epoxy. (85e914dd-7f59-452e-b289-98090b340b7a).jpg 4,881 × 3,339; 1.27 MB