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THE STUDY OF
THE FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
PRESERVATION OPTION
GRADUATE PROGRAM
SPRING QUARTER, 1981
PRESENTED BY:
DIXON ALVARINO
STUART GRANT
MARK JOHNSON
ANTHONY RUGGIERO
JOHN SKLANKA
TODD TRAGASH
WAYNE WELLS
KATIE YOST
UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF:
F. BLAIR REEVES, PROFESSOR
PHILLIP P. WISLEY, PROFESSOR
HERSCHEL E. SHEPARD, ADJUNCT PROFESSOR
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FISH HOUSE INTRODUCTIdate
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA INDUCTION N MAY 1981
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA A
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE page 1 of 3
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
I. INTRODUCTION........................................ .... ................4 of 4
II. HISTORY .................................................................. /4 of 4
III. STRUCTURE............................................................... S/12 of 12
IV. EXTERIOR................................................................E/8 Of 8
V. DOORS AND WINDOWS....................... .............................. W/9 Of 9
VI. INTERIOR......................................................... I/ 28 Of 28
VII. SITE....................................................................0 / 1 Of 1
VIII. PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSAY......................................................40 Of 40
IX. INTERPRETATION..........................................................3 (Essay)
X. HABS DOCUMENTATION ......................................................9 Of 9
XI. PHOTOGRAPH NEGATIVES ....................................................9 of 9
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THE FISH HOUSE
INTRODUCTION
The Fish House Study was prepared by Graduate Students in the College of Architecture, Preservation
Option, during Spring Quarter, 1981. This Project is in Partial Fulfillment of the Class Requirements
for Preservation Technology III (ARC 6853), for Documentation (ARC 5810); and for Building Interpretation
(ARC 5890).
The intent of this Project was to study the existing condition of the Fish House and to interpret
the Architectural evolution of the structure. The analysis of evolution incorporates the oral and docu-
mented survey about the inhabitants and their lifestyle; the farm and the tools used during the early
nineteen hundreds; and a genealogical investigation of the Fish family.
The assay is separated into sections as listed in the Table of Contents. The sections pertaining to
the written maintenance survey are divided into areas and subdivided into elements. The elements will be
keyed to the photographs found in the photographic assay section.
The students would like to express our appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Dowling for allowing us
to study their log cabin structure; and to Mr. John Fish, Mrs. G.D. Fish, and her daughters Myrle and
Clois for sharing with us their experiences of living in the house. We would also like to thank
Professors F. Blair Reeves, Phillip P. Wisley, and Herschel E. Shepard for assisting us with this project;
and to Katie Yost, History Graduate Student, for her intensive investigation and dedication.
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THE HISTORY OF THE.FISH HOUSE
The Fish House, also known as the Dewey Fish House, the G.D. Fish House, and by old-timers as the
Rogerson House, is located approximately 14 miles northwest of Macclenny, in Baker County, Florida. It is
approximately one-quarter of a mile from the St. Marys River, and one-third of a mile north of the
Burnsed Blockhouse. Specifically, the house is situated on Lot 1 of Section 4 in Township 1-S, Range 21-E.
The entire description of the land associated through the years with the house is: Lots 1,2,3 & 6 in
Sec. 4, Twp. 1-S, R. 21-E, also known as the fractional NE quarter, the NW quarter, and the fractional
SE quarter of Sec. 4, totaling 368.80 acres.
Local tradition credits a Mr. Rogerson, an one-armed Confederate veteran, with the construction of
the original log cabin. Rogerson was said to have returned from the war with Hugh Brown. While living
with the Brown family in the Burnsed Blockhouse, he cut and hewed the logs and built the house single-
handedly in late 1865 and early 1866. Mr. Rogerson apparently held several public offices in Baker County,
although nothing is known of him after 1880.
This research has confirmed local tradition to some degree. The National Archives Microfilm Publi-
cations (Microcopy 1-251) of the Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organ-
izations from the State of Florida list an E.G.(Edmund or Edward, also E.J., E.W.) Rogerson. Rogerson's
records indicate he joined for duty at the age of 28 years on May 23, 1861 at Lake City, and was properly
mustered in July 13, 1861 in Jacksonville with the rest of his regiment. He was in Company C (Columbia
Rifles, Columbia County), 2nd Regiment, Florida Infantry. Rogerson was seriously wounded June 5, 1863 at
Deep Run, Virginia, and captured the same day at Fredericksburg, Virginia. As a result of his injuries,
his right arm was amputated; for the next year he was in various hospitals and prisons in Richmond and
Washington. He was furloughed as a paroled prisoner in March of 1864, remaining absent on wounded fur-
lough at least through February of 1865. The date of his being mustered out of the Confederate Army is not
recorded. Rogerson certainly could have become acquainted with Hugh Brown during the course of the war,
as Brown's regiment (Co. B, 5 Fla Inf) joined Rogerson's in 1862. Brown was hospitalized in Richmond
during the fall of 1864, while Rogerson was on wounded furlough. There is no indication as to where
Rogerson was while on furlough, nor whether they returned from the war together.
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Rogerson's presence on the property in question must also be confirmed. He appears as the tax
assesor of Baker County for the years 1879 and 1880. He does not, however, appear on the tax rolls him-
self, whether as a landowner or as a male between the ages of 21 and 50 (later, 21-55), for the years
1861-1880. He also does not appear on the Federal Population Census for Baker County for 1870 or 1880
(parts of the 1880 census, however, are illegible), nor was he to be found in the Register of Deceased
Veterans for Baker County. There are many questions still to be answered about E.G. Rogerson.
During the time that E.G. Rogerson was said to have built the log cabin, the land was state property.
Although Florida became a state in 1845, the State of Florida did not receive title for this land from the
United States until June 10, 1857. Florida was just recovering from the effects of the Second Seminole
War when the Civil War erupted. The war and subsequent Reconstruction restrained her growth. It is not
surprising then that this piece of land remained state-owned until May 13, 1885 when it was deeded to the
Florida Southern Railway Company, formerly the Gainesville, Ocala and Charlotte Harbor Railroad.
The 1880s ushered in a boom era of railroad building. To encourage railroad growth, the state grant-
ed large tracts of land to railroad companies, often in areas not directly serviced by them. The small
parcel of land (in Sec.4, Twp. 1-S, R 21-E, totaling 368.80 acres) that we are concerned with was but a
small fraction of the hundreds of thousands of acres of land acquired in Florida by the Florida Southern
Railway Company during this period. The Florida Southern Railway Company owned this parcel from 1885 until
the International Land Company acquired it in 1893. Again, the transaction involved many more acres of
land than that with which we are involved. The International Land Company, a corporation in Wisconsin,
held the land for two years, selling a total of 52,231.63 acres in Baker County (of which the 368.80 acres
in Sec. 4 were a part) on Jan. 2, 1895 to John Paul, also of Wisconsin, for the sum of one dollar. The
tax roll for 1895 lists "John Paul" as the owner but for the next three years it's the "John Paul Lumber
Company."
John Paul and his wife, Abbie M. Paul, sold the 52,231.63 acres in 1899 to the East Coast Lumber
Company, also of Wisconsin. Sixteen years later, on Dec. 14, 1915, the East Coast Lumber Company sold
several pieces of land, including Lots 1,2, 3 & 6 in Sec. 4, to Paul Brothers', a corporation in Florida.
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On Oct.9, 1916, Paul Brothers sold the timber on the land to the East Coast Lumber Company, to be cut and
removed within the next ten years. The next day, Oct. 10, 1916, Paul Brothers sold the land to the
Columbia Farm Lands Corporation, It is interesting to note that the president of the East Coast Lumber
Company, and the secretary of Paul Brothers are both listed as A.G. Paul, and the president of Paul Brothers
listed as R.H. Paul.
Columbia Farm Lands Corporation, a corporation in Virginia, received a warranty deed dated July 30,
1925 from the East Coast Lumber Company that declared certain lands, including the parcel under study,
free from encumbrances. Three years later, on Aug. 6, 1928, Lots 2,3, & 6 in Sec. 4, Twp. 1-S, R. 21-E,
amounting to 233 acres, were sold for unpaid taxes to G.D. Fish for $115.85. There is another deed dated
Sept. 20, 1930, in which Columbia Farm Lands Corporation sold to G.D. Fish Lots 1,2,3 & 6 in Sec. 4, Twp.
1-S, R. 21-E for $1.00 and other valuable considerations. This is the first time that a private individ-
ual living in the Fish House also owned the land associated with it. Some pertinent questions remain.
Did anyone, after Rogerson, live in the log house during the time it was owned by the State of Florida,
and later by the railroad? If so, how was it used?
The house was occupied during the various lumber company ownerships by the J.B. Fish family.
According to family tradition related by their son, John Fish, James Benjamin and his wife, Kizzie Lou
Fish, moved into the house on Jan. 1, 1891.. Ben Fish was said'to have bought the improvements (the
Florida Southern Railway Company owned the land at the time) from "Cutfinger" Dave Brown. This probably
included the use of the cleared fields, as well as the house and any outbuildings there may have been.
Whether Dave Brown actually lived in the house prior to the Fish family, and from whom he obtained the
improvements is speculative. During the many years of large corporation ownership, the land was described
as having no improved acres in the tax rolls of Baker County from 1861-1902. In the 1880 census, there is
a David Brown living in the household adjacent to Hugh Brown, who was living in the Burnsed Blockhouse at
the time. This is probably Hugh's son, but whether he is the "Cutfinger" Dave Brown referred to above,
we do not know.
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COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE page / o 4
When Ben and Kizzie Fish moved into the house in 1891, it probably consisted of the original log
structure, with a mud and wattle chimney and open porches. As their family expanded, so did the house.
They raised nine children and an assortment of chickens, geese, hogs and cattle on the little farm. The
crops varied over the years, but a representative sample would include: cotton, peanuts, corn, sweet
potatoes, sugar cane and peaches. Ben Fish added a field to the north of the house on Mar. 18, 1904,
when he bought the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 and the S 1/2 of the SE 1/4 in Sec. 33, Twp. 1-N, R. 21-E (contain-
ing 144.90 acres) from W.M. Duncan and his wife, Clyde Duncan, for $290.00.
Ben Fish died in 1913 and the children gradually moved away from home. In 1924, G.D. Fish (George
Dewey, the eighth born) bought the 144 (or 146) acres in Sec. 33 from the rest of the heirs of J.B. Fish.
Then in 1928-1930, he bought the land the farm was on from Columbia Farm Lands Corporation, as previously
mentioned. On Mar. 5, 1929, Dewey Fish signed a six year turpentine lease with Taylor Naval Stores Com-
pany for $117.00 and 15 per cup face for 780 cup faces for the timber on the Sec. 33 property. In Oct-
ober of 1948, G.D. Fish and his wife, Verdie Fish, sold all the dead pine stumps on their property
(both in Sec. 4 and in Sec. 33) to the Hercules Powder Company. G.D. and Verdie Fish raised eight children
on the farm. Their stock and crops were much the same as the generation before them, with a few exceptions:
tobacco replaced cotton as the main cash crop, the timber was worked for turpentine, and the peach orchard
was gone.
G.D. Fish sold both pieces of property (S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 and the S 1/2 of the SE 1/4 in Sec.33,
and Lots 1,2,3 & 6 in Sec. 4) and some personal property (tractor, plows,a mule, etc.) to Morris Dowling
and his wife, Jean Ray Dowling on Sept. 6, 1952. The Dowlings still own the land as of this date.
The fields are still farmed although the house is currently unoccupied.
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BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA HISTORY MAY 19
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA p H/ I f l1
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SECTION B
BUILDING SECTION A
FISH HOUSE, BAKER COUNTY
DRWG. S/1 of 6
SCHEMATIC AXONOMETRIC
FISH HOUSE, BAKER COUNTY FOUNDATION PLAN DRWG. S/2 of
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9 m 0 \O C 0 0' 00 "-
m m m m m m PQ m
FISH HOUSE, BAKER COUNTY FLOOR FRAMING PLAN DRZW. S/3 Of6
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BUILDING'A'JOIST NO.(AJ_)
BUILDING'B'RAFTER- B R
BUILDING'B'PLATE(TOPT- BPT
BUILDING'B PLATE(BOTTOM)- BPB
BUILDING'B NO.JOIST(TOP)- B JT
BUILDING'B'NO.JOIST(BOTTOM)-- BJB
FISH HOUSE, BAKER COUNTY TRANSVERSE SECTION DRWG. S/ 4 of 6
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AR 1 5LA
AR14LL
AR13L I AR36 3
AR12L --j 2
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AR,11L i R1
AR30 R RO
AAR1OR
AR5L AR31 R]I A9
AR8L AR32
AR7L iNI'
ARI6L
AR34 R _iR5
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element
1 description
condition
.5? .53I
AT1
AT2
photo 14b
AT3
AT4
AT5
AT6
AC1-10
photo 8c,9a,11bc,14b
AR1
AR2-6
photo 14b
AM1
TRAPAZOIDAL WOOD LOG SUPPORT
TRAPAZOIDAL WOOD LOG SUPPORT
WITH ADDITIONAL ROUND LOG
TRAPAZOIDAL WOOD LOG SUPPORT
TRAPAZOIDAL WOOD LOG SUPPORT
TRAPAZOIDAL WOOD LOG SUPPORT
TRAPAZOIDAL WOOD LOG SUPPORT
TRAPAZOIDAL
,14c,15a,16b
CONCRETE PIER
ROUND WOOD LOG SUPPORT
ROUND WOOD LOG SUPPORT
SQUARED WOOD LOG SUPPORT
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BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE I1 FLOOR PLAN (T
GOOD -
CLEAN
SOLID BUT CRACKED,
GOOD SOLID BUT SPLIT
GOOD SOLID BUT SPLIT
FAIR SLIGHTLY DETERIORATED
WHITISH MOLD
TERIORATION.
GOOD -
CLEAN
AND TERMITE DE-
SOLID BUT CRACKED,
GOOD SOLID, CLEAN
GOOD SOLID
GOOD SOLID, WEATHERED
FAIR SLIGHTLY DETERIORATED
WHITISH MOLD AND TERMITE DE-
TERIORATION.
GOOD OUTER GRAIN LAYERED,
SLIGHT SURFACE DRY ROT,
DRY AND WEATHERED.
GOOD SOLID, CLEAN
Remarks
SETTLED
section,'A FOUNDATION surveyor TB
STRUCTURE dteMAY 1981
page s/ 1ofl2
element description condition remarks
11c ni Il
BT1
BT2
BT3
BT4
photo 13a,15a
BT5
BT6
photo lb
BT7
photo la,1b,1
BR1
BR2
photo 15a
BR3
photo 13a,15a
TRAPAZOIDAL WOOD LOG SUPPORT
TRAPAZOIDAL WOOD LOG SUPPORT
TRAPAZOIDAL WOOD LOG SUPPORT
TRAPAZOIDAL WOOD LOG SUPPORT
TRAPAZOIDAL WOOD LOG SUPPORT
TRAPAZOIDAL WOOD LOG SUPPORT
TRAPAZOIDAL WOOD LOG SUPPORT
ROUND WOOD LOG SUPPORT
ROUND WOOD LOG SUPPORT
ROUND WOOD LOG SUPPORT
GOOD SOLID W
WEST SIDE.
POOR SUBSTAN
IORATED, TERM
LIGHT AND DARK
LOCALIZED MILD
GOOD SOLID,
FAIR LOCALI2
ROT, TERMITE I
POOR SUBSTAN
IORATED, SAME
GOOD SOLID,
GOOD END GRA
TERMITE DETER
GOOD SOLID,
WEATHERED.
GOOD SOLID,
GREEN FUNGI.
GOOD SOLID,
DRY ROT.
THITISH MOLD ON
ITIALLY DETER-
:TE DESTROYED,
GREEN FUNGI,
)EW AND LICHEN.
CLEAN
;ED EXTENSIVE
DETERIORATION .
ITIALLY DETER-
AS BT2.
SPLIT
IN DRIED OUT,
[ORATION.
DRY AND
SLIGHT LIGHT
SLIGHT SURFACE
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FISH HOUSE F
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA AU
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE FLOOR PLAN
L- _
section
'B' FOUNDATION
STRUCTURE
_
surveyor TJT
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3a,15a
element
BB1, BB3-BB7
BB2
BM1
photo 11b
BM2
BM3
photo 2b,2c
BM4
photo lb,2a,2c,13a
BM5
photo 1c,13a
II description
condition
,I.j
'SI 'St.1
OPEN CELL CONCRETE BLOCK
OPEN CELL CONCRETE BLOCK
CONCRETE BLOCK WITH CELLS
PARTIALLY FILLED WITH CONCRETE
SOLID CONCRETE CUBE
SQUARED WOOD LOG SUPPORT
SQUARED WOOD LOG SUPPORT
RED BRICK
I-I
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FISH HOUSE -l ,.
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA ,
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE FLOOR PLAN
GOOD SOLID AND CLEAN,
WEATHERED.
GOOD SOLID, BLACK, DIRTY.
GOOD SOLID, LIGHT GREEN
FUNGUS
GOOD SOLID, LIGHT GREEN
FUNGI, 2" WOOD SHIM SUB-
STANTIALLY ROTTED.
GOOD SOLID, CLEAN WITH
SLIGHT LIGHT GREEN FUNGI
GOOD SOLID, CLEAN
GOOD SOLID, CLEAN
I remarks
section ATIsurveyor TBT
'B' FOUNDATION JJS
-STRUCTURE dateMAY 1981
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element description condition remarks
AS1
photo 16b
AS2 & AS3
AS4
photo
AS5
photo
AS6
AS7
AS8
photo
12b,14c,34b
9a,11a,11b,11c,
12b
14a,14b,26b
AJ1-4 L
photo 14a,14b
AJ5-13 L
AJ1-4 R
photo 14a,14b,15a
SQUARE WOOD SILL HEWN
SQUARE WOOD SILL SAWN
SQUARE WOOD SILL HEWN
SQUARE WOOD SILL HEWN
SQUARE WOOD SILL HEWN
SQUARE WOOD SILL SAWN
SQUARE WOOD SILL SAWN
RECTANGULAR WOOD JOIST SAWN
RECTANGULAR WOOD JOIST SAWN
RECTANGULAR WOOD JOIST SAWN
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FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA -L
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE FLOOR PLAN
GOOD SOLID, SLIGHT LIGHT
GREEN FUNGI ENDS DETERIORATED
GOOD SOLID, CLEAN, SCAB-
BING SOLID.
FAIR BOTTOM AND ENDS DE-
TERIORATED, SLIGHT WHITISH
MOLD.
FAIR BOTTOM SLIGHTLY DE-
TERIORATED, SLIGHT DARK
GREEN FUNGI.
GOOD SOLID, CLEAN
GOOD SOLID, CLEAN
FAIR SOLID,
GRAINS.
ROT AT END
POOR DAMP, WATER STAINED
EXTENSIVE ROT, WHITISH MOLD
ON TOP.
GOOD SOLID, CLEAN
POOR DAMP, WATER STAINED
EXTENSIVE ROT, WHITISH MOLD
ON TOP.
ctinn 'A'
section FLOOR FRAMING
STRUCTURE
II.
*3
TBT
surveyor JJS
AJ5-13 R
photo 34b
AJ14, 16, 18, 20
AJ15, 17, 19, 21
AJ22, 23
AJ24
RECTANGULAR WOOD JOIST
RECTANGULAR WOOD JOIST
ROUND WOOD LOG JOISTS
RECTANGULAR WOOD JOISTS
RECTANGULAR WOOD JOISTS
- SAWN
- SAWN
- SAWN
- HEWN
GOOD SOLID CLEAN
GOOD SOLID, CLEAN
GOOD SOLID, CLEAN
POOR SPLIT, WHITISH MOLD
POOR SPLIT, WHITISH MOLD,
EXTENSIVE ROT.
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FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA *
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
:non 'A
FLOOR FRAMING
STRUCTURE
element description condition remarks
mu i
10c,11a,11b,
1a,13a,14a, 14b
15a
BS4
photo Ib,1c
BJ1-12
BJ13
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FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
RECTANGULAR WOOD SILL HEWN
RECTANGULAR WOOD SILL HEWN
RECTANGULAR WOOD SILL SAWN
RECTANGULAR WOOD SILL SAWN
RECTANGULAR WOOD JOIST SAWN
RECTANGULAR WOOD JOIST SAWN
GOOD SOLID, MODERATELY
LIGHT AND DARK GREEN FUNGI.
GOOD SOLID, WATER STAINS
ON TOP, SPECKLED BLUE PAINT,
SCATTERED LIGHT GREEN FUNGI.
GOOD SOLID, LOCALIZED TER-
MITE ATTACK.
GOOD SOLID, BLACK AND
DIRTY.
FAIR MINIMAL DETERIORATION
WATER STAINS, SPOTS OF LIGHT
GREEN FUNGI.
GOOD SOLID, CLEAN
section 'B'
FLOOR FRAMING
STRUCTURE
. I'
TBT
surveyor JJS
Jis
BS1
photo
BS2
BS3
photo
element
Description
condition
remarks
'V II.
LOGS-ROOM #3S
photo 6a,6b,7a,17b,
17c
LOGS-ROOM #5W
photo 7b,14c,30a,30b
LOGS-S.E. CORNER
photo 4a,14c,26b
LOGS-REMAINING
POST 1-7
photo 3c,4b,4c,8a,8c,
13a,14a,14b,14c
15a,15b,15c,16b
RECTANGULAR WOODEN HEWN LOGS
IRREGULARLY SPACED.
RECTANGULAR WOODEN HEWN LOGS
IRREGULARLY SPACED.
RECTANGULAR WOODEN HEWN LOGS
IRREGULARLY SPACED.
RECTANGULAR WOODEN HEWN LOGS
IRREGULARLY SPACED.
RECTANGULAR WOOD POST-SAWN
FAIR
ROT.
FAIR
ROT.
- SPLIT, SLIGHT TERMITE
- SPLIT, SLIGHT TERMITE
FAIR SAME AS OTHERS.
INACCESSIBLE
FAIR SOLID, BLEACHED, ENDS
SHOW WATER ROT, (SLIGHT
LIGHT GREEN FUNGI OF POSTS
1, 2, 3).
TWELVE LOGS VISIBLE.
TWELVE LOGS VISIBLE
(SIDES ONLY) CRACKS COVERED
BY BOARDS.
ONLY ENDS OF
VISIBLE.
TWELVE LOGS
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FISH HOUSE
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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
section LOG FRAMING & surveyor TBT
FRAMING POSTS
STRUCTURE e MAY 1981
page s/7 of 12
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element
AR1, 3, 4 L
photo 3a,4c
AR2, 5 L
photo 4c
AR6-15 L photo 3a,6a
AR L
AR16-18
AR1-8 R
photo 4a,4b
AR9-15 R
AR19-26
AR L
AR27-37
photo 7b
AR38, 39
photo 3a
AJ1-12
AC
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FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
Jj description
ROUND
ROUND
WOOD
WOOD
RAFTER STRIPPED
RAFTER STRIPPED
ROUND WOOD RAFTER STRIPPED
ROUND WOOD RAFTER STRIPPED
ROUND WOOD RAFTER STRIPPED
ROUND WOOD RAFTER STRIPPED
ROUND WOOD RAFTER STRIPPED
ROUND WOOD RAFTER STRIPPED
ROUND WOOD RAFTER STRIPPED
RECTANGULAR WOOD JOIST HEWN
RECTANGULAR WOOD COLLAR BEAM
_I _ l
condition
FAIR SPLIT, DAMP
POOR SUBSTANTIALLY ROTTED
TERMITES, BORE HOLES, WASP
NESTS, DAMP, LIGHT GREEN
FUNGI.
UNKNOWN
FAIR -
MITES,
GOOD -
GOOD -
GOOD -
GOOD -
GOOD -
GOOD -
DARK.
GOOD -
ROTTED AT ENDS, TER-
DAMP.
SOLID, CLEAN
SOLID, CLEAN
SOLID, CLEAN
SOLID, CLEAN
SOLID, BLEACHED
SOLID (VISUALLY),
SOLID, DARK, SPLIT
section 'A'
EL
section 'A
ROOF FRAMING
STRUCTURE
Remarks
INACCESSIBLE
SURROUNDED BY PEANUT SHELLS
TBT
surveyor JJS
Jis
__
API
photo 3a,4c,16b
AP2 3
photo 3a,4a,14c
AP4, 5
RECTANGULAR WOOD PLATE HEWN
RECTANGULAR WOOD PLATE HEWN
RECTANGULAR WOOD PLATE HEWN
GOOD CRACKED, DAMP, BLEACH-
ED, WATER STAINED, LOCALIZED
TERMITE ATTACK.
INACCESSIBLE
FAIR EXTENSIVE LOCALIZED
ROT TERMITE ATTACK, WATER
STAINS.
SPLICED NEAR AR14
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FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
section 'A'
ROOF FRAMING
STRUCTURE
element
I description
condition
_______________ ____________________ I.
BI-10 JB
photo 7c
B1-12 JT
photo 7c
Bl-lO R
BR1-14
photo 70
BP1, 2 T
photo 7c
BP1, 2 B
photo 7c
BP3
photo 7c
RECTANGULAR
RECTANGULAR
WOOD
WOOD
JOIST
JOIST
SAWN
SAWN
RECTANGULAR WOOD RAFTERS SAWN
RECTANGULAR WOOD
RECTANGULAR WOOD
RECTANGULAR WOOD
RECTANGULAR WOOD
RAFTERS
PLATE -
SCABS -
PLATE -
- SAWN
SAWN
SAWN
SAWN
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE LJ
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE I FLOOR PLAN )
GOOD SOLID, BLACK
GOOD SOLID, BLACK, SPOTTED
WITH WHITE FUNGI.
FAIR RIDGE, ROTTED, WATER
DAMAGE.
GOOD
GOOD SOLID, BLACK
GOOD SOLID, BLACK
GOOD SOLID, ENDS DAMP
sectio 'B' a
section 'B,
ROOF FRAMING
STRUCTURE
I remarks
ONLY ENDS ACCESSIBLE
surveyor TBT
JJS
__
element
II description
Condition
jj remarks
If II I9
AWl-STRIPS
AW1-SHAKES
AW2-STRIPS
AW2-SHAKES
AE1-STRIPS
AE1-SHAKES
AE2-STRIPS
AE2-SHAKES
AN-STRIPS
AN-SHAKES
RECTANGULAR WOOD STRIPS SAWN
TAPERED WOOD SHAKES SPLIT
RECTANGULAR WOOD STRIPS SAWN
ONLY OVER PORCH ACCESSIBLE
TAPERED WOOD SHAKES SPLIT
SAME AS AW1-STRIPS
SAME AS AW1-SHAKES
SAME AS AW2-STRIPS
SAME AS AW2-SHAKES
SAME AS AW2-STRIPS
SAME AS AW2-SHAKES
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA _
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE FLOOR PLAN
FAIR (VISUALLY) LOCALIZED
WATER ROT.
POOR EXTENSIVE ROT, LIGNUM
DISSOLVED, FIBER CRUMBLING.
POOR EXTENSIVE ROT, WATER
ROT, WHITISH MOLD, TERMITE
ATTACK, AREAS OF COLLAPSED.
POOR EXTENSIVE ROT, WATER
ROT, WHITISH MOLD, TERMIT
ATTACK, AREAS OF COLLAPSED.
SAME AS AWl-STRIPS
SAME AS AW1-SHAKES
POOR EXTENSIVE ROT, WATER
DAMAGE.
POOR EXTENSIVE ROT, WATER
DAMAGE.
FAIR SOLID, LOCALIZED WATER
ROT.
POOR EXTENSIVE ROT, DAMP
UNDERNEATH, LOCALIZED WATER
ROT, LIGHT GREEN FUNGI GROWTH
I.METAT. SHEET.
'A' ROOFING
STRUCTURE
surveyor TBT
JJS
1
element description condition remarks
BN-STRIPS
BN-SHAKES
BS1-STRIPS
BS1-SHAKES
BS2-STRIPS
BS2-METAL SHEETS
BW-METAL SHEETS
RECTANGULAR WOOD STRIPS SAWN
TAPERED WOOD SHAKES SPLIT
SAME AS BN
SAME AS BN
RECTANGULAR WOOD STRIPS SAWN
CORRUGATED SHEET METAL
CORRUGATED SHEET METAL
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE I-[11J
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA | ,
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
FAIR WATER STAINS, BLACK.
POOR EXTENSIVE ROT, WATER
STAINS, BLACK.
SAME AS BN
SAME AS BN
UNKNOWN
POOR DEFORMED, RUSTY, END
BENT.
FAIR (VISUALLY) RUSTY.
i'
INACCESSIBLE
section 'B' RUOFING survey TBT
JJs
STRUCTURE date
STRUCTURE MAY 1981
page S/12 of 12
0
O
1-I
BUILDING SECTION 'A'
KEY:
O DOOR NUMBER
KI SCREEN DOOR NUMBER
0 WINDOW NUMiBER
FISH HOUSE, BAKER COUNTY FLOOR PLAN DRWG. E/ 1of 3
BUILDING SECTION 'B'
Ir,
E-7
WEST ,l .1---- 'ELVAZ I ON
-----------ll--l--_- -- ; .| --- .% -: i-
WEST ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
FISH HOUSE, BAKER COUNTY WEST & EAST ELEVATION DRWG. E/ 2 of 3
NORTH ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
FISH HOUSE, BAKER COUNTY NORTH & SOUTH ELEVATION DRWG. E/ 3of 3
I ~ I I_ _1__1_ I_~_ I____L__ I__~__ _____II_ ~I_
element description condition remarks
SIDING
photo 8c
ENCLOSURE
FASCIA OVER SILL
(LOWEST WEATHER-
BOARDS) photo 8b
ENCLOSURE
FASCIA OVER SILL
photo 16b
SIDING
photo 16b,21a
," X 7" WEATHERBOARD WITH
FOUR PENNY WIRE NAILS.
" X 7" WEATHERBOARD WITH
FOUR PENNY WIRE NAILS.
1" X 6" AND 1" X 41': WOOD
BOARDS WITH CIRCULAR SAW MARKS
WITH FOUR PENNY WIRE NAILS.
1" X 8" VERTICAL WOOD SIDING
WITH FOUR PENNY WIRE NAILS
FAIR MOLD AND WHITISH
GREY FUNGUS: MINOR WARPING,
SOME GAPS BETWEEN BOARDS:
RUST STAINS AT ALL NAIL
HEADS.
POOR CRACKED
WITH FUNGUS.
AND WARPED
FAIR SPLITS, WHITISH GREY
FUNGUS: RUST STAINS AT ALL
NAIL HEADS.
GOOD MINOR WARPS, CRACKS
AND SPLITS: MINOR GREYISH
FUNGUS: RUST STAINS AT ALL
NAIL HEADS.
PROTECTED BY PORCH ROOF.
maintenance survey _section 'A' surveyor DEA
FISH HOUSE .da.R date
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA EXTERIOR MAY 1981
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA E/ 1 of 8
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE WEST ELEVATION page
element description condition remarks
SIDING
photo 11a,11b,12a,12c
BOARDING
photo 12c
SIDING
photo 8a,9a
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
" X 7" WEATHERBOARD WITH FOUR
PENNY NAILS.
1" X 8" WOOD BOARDS OVER
WINDOW OPENING #5.
SHAKES VARYING DIMENSIONS
ON NORTH GABLE END.
a.
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA I II
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE WiNORTH ELEVATION
FAIR FIVE LOWER BOARDS
SHOW FUNGUS AND ROT; CENTER
BOARDS SHOW TERMITE DAMAGE;
UPPER BOARDS SHOW LIGHT AND
DARK STAINS; ALL BOARDS HAVE
RUST STAINS AT NAIL HEADS;
MINOR SPLITS AND CRACKS;
HEAVY FUNGUS BENEATH WINDOW
#5.
POOR BOARDS SHOW TERMITE
DECAY AND FUNGUS.
FAIR (VISUALLY)
BOARDS COVER WINDOW OPENING
ORIGINAL WINDOW MISSING
INACCESSIBLE FOR CLOSE IN-
SPECTION
section 'A' surveyor DE
EXTERIOR t MAY 1981
page E/2 of 8
element description condition remarks
SIDING
photo 11c
SIDING
photo 10a,10b,10c
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
3/4" X 5" HORIZONTAL T&G WITH
CUT NAILS AND FORGED NAILS.
1" X 8" WOOD BOARDS WITH 3/4"
X 3" BATTENS WITH FOUR PENNY
NAILS.
a'
POOR THREE BOARDS AT SILL
MISSING; MOST BOARDS HAVE
TERMITE DAMAGE SOME HAVE
ROTTED THROUGH COMPLETELY
OR HAVE BEEN DESTROYED BY
TERMITES; WATERMARKS ARE
PRESENT.
FAIR MOLD FUNGUS AND LICH-
EN ON BOTTOM HALF OF ELEVA-
TION WHITISH GREY FUNGUS ON
UPPER HALF; SOME CRACKS AND
SPLITS; ROT ALONG BOTTOM
EDGE AT ENDS OF BOARDS;
BATTENS MISSING ABOVE WINDOW
# AND # ; RUST STAINS AT
ALL NAIL HEADS.
THREE MISSING BOARDS
POSSIBLY NEVER THERE.
BOTTOM EDGE
AND BATTENS
WITH SOIL IN
DAMPNESS AND
OF BOARDS
IN CONTACT
SPOTS CAUSING
ROT.
section 'B' surveyor DEA
date
EXTERIOR MA 1981
page E/3 of 8
element description condition remarks
SIDING
photo 11c,12b
photo 13a,13c
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
" X 7" WEATHERBOARDS WITH
FOUR PENNY WIRE NAILS.
1" X 8" WOOD BOARDS WITH 3/4"
X 3" BATTENS WITH FOUR PENNY
WIRE NAILS.
GOOD TWO BOARDS AT SILL
MISSING: FIVE BOTTOM BOARDS
HAVE MINOR WHITISH, GREY
FUNGUS AND MILDEW: TOP SIX
BOARDS SHOW ONLY WATERMARKINC
POOR FIRE DAMAGE ON UPPER
SIDE NORTH OF CHIMNEY: EVI-
DENCE OF TERMITE DAMAGE:
SOME ROTTING ALONG BOTTOM
EDGE AT ENDS OF BOARDS; ALL
EDGE CONDITIONS ARE MOST DE-
CAYED: ONE BOARD LOOSE ON
BOTTOM HALF: SEVERAL PAT-
TERNS MISSING: FUNGUS FORM-
ING ON LOWER NORTH CORNER:
RUST STAINS AT ALL NAIL
HEADS.
a. 5'.
- ~ 9 '
WATER STAINS MAY BE CAUSED
BY GUTTER DISCHARGE AGAINST
WALL DURING RAIN AND WORN
SHINGLES.
section 'B' surveyor DEA
EXTERIOR dae MAY 1981
page E/4 of 8
SIDING
photo 20a,20b
SIDING
photo 19b
element description condition remarks
*It
1" X 8" WOOD BOARDS WITH 3/4"
X 3" BATTENS, ALL HAVE CIRCULAR
SAW MARKS WITH FOUR PENNY WIRE
NAILS.
SAME AS ABOVE
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE L
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE WI FLOOR PLAN Y)
GOOD SOME ROT AT TOP OF
BOARDS.
GOOD MINOR SPLITS AT ENDS
OF BOARDS: RUST STAINS AT
ALL NAIL HEADS.
PROTECTED BY PORCH ROOF
POSSIBLE MINOR LEAK
PROTECTED BY PORCH ROOF
section 'B' PORCH ( EAST ) SUreyor DEA
date
EXTERIOR MAY 1981
page E/5 of 8
element description condition I remarks
S1rea
SIDING
photo 13a
ENCLOSURE
FASCIA OVER SILL
photo 15a
SIDING
photo 14b
ENCLOSURE
photo 15c
SIDING
photo 15c
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
1" X 7" WOOD BOARDS WITH 3/4"
X 3" BATTENS: KNOTHOLES AND
CIRCULAR SAW MARKS ON BOTH
BOARDS AND BATTENS WITH FOUR
PENNY WIRE NAILS.
1" X 8" WOOD FASCIA ON PORCH
FLOOR SILL WITH FOUR PENNY
WIRE NAILS.
1" X 8" BOARDS WITH 3/4" X 3"
BATTENS; ALL HAVE CIRCULAR SAW
MARKS. WITH 3, 4, 5, PENNY
WIRE NAILS AND 10 PENNY NAILS.
1" X 53/4" T&G SIDING, HORI-
ZONTAL WITH 3, 4, 5 PENNY WIRE
NAILS "CUT NAIL" HOLES PRESENT,
" X 7" WEATHERBOARDS WITH
FOUR PENNY WIRE NAILS.
FAIR SOME SPLITTING: RUST
STAINS AT ALL NAIL HEADS.
FAIR SOME DRY ROT AT CENTER
OF BOARD: SPLITTING AT ENDS:
RUST STAINS AT ALL NAIL HEADS.
GOOD MINOR SPLITS AND
CRACKS: SOME DARK WATERMARKS:
MINOR FUNGUS: RUST STAINS AT
ALL NAIL HEADS.
FAIR WATERMARKS: THREE
BOARDS MISSING ON EAST SIDE
OF DOOR; ON EAST SIDE OF DOOR
GENERAL FUNGUS AND MINOR ROT.
FAIR SOME WATERMARKS AT TOP
EDGE AND AT CONNECTION BE-
TWEEN OLD AND NEW CONSTRUC-
TION: MINOR FUNGUS AT BOTTOM.
-I.
5" X 6" KNOTCH ON S.E.
CORNER 4' ABOVE GROUND.
PROTECTED BY PORCH ROOF
POSSIBLE MINOR LEAKS
PROTECTED BY PORCH ROOF
PROTECTED BY PORCH ROOF.
ROOF MAY LEAK ALONG CONNEC-
TION BETWEEN NEW AND OLD
CONSTRUCTION.
section 'B' PORCH ( NORTH
EXTERIOR
surveyor DEA
element
SIDING
photo 14c
ENCLOSURE
FASCIA OVER SILL
photo 14c
Description
- I
condition
remarks
*1I ml
" X 5 3/4" HORIZONTAL COVERING
GAP BETWEEN BOARDS WITH FOUR
PENNY WIRE NAILS.
1" X 8" WOOD FASCIA OVER FLOOR
SILL WITH FOUR PENNY WIRE NAILS
FAIR BOTTOM BOARD WITH
HEAVY ROT: GENERALLY MINOR
WHITISH GREY FUNGUS, SOME
LICHEN: WATERMARKS: MINOR
CRACKS AND SPLITS: RUST
STAINS AT ALL NAIL HEADS.
FAIR SOME DRY ROT AND
WHITISH, GREY FUNGUS: RUST
STAINS AT ALL NAIL HEADS.
a. mm
PROTECTED BY PORCH ROOF
ROOF MAY BE LEAKING
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE L
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA I
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W FLOOR PLAN J
section IB' PORCH WEST SUrveyor DEA
EXTERIOR MAY 1981
page E/ 7 of 8
element descriptionI condition remarks
1 11 1~1 re ak
SIDING
SIDING
ENCLOSURE
FASCIA BOARD OVER
SILL
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
" X 7" WEATHERBOARDS WITH
FOUR PENNY WIRE NAILS.
1" X 6" AND 1" X 8" VERTICAL
WOOD BOARDS-CIRCULAR SAW MARKS
ON ALL BOARDS WITH FOUR PENNY
WIRE NAILS.
" X 7" WEATHERBOARD WITH
FOUR PENNY WIRE NAILS.
EAST OF CHIMNEY-1" X 6" WOOD
FASCIA OVER PORCH FLOOR SILL
WITH 4, 6 PENNY WIRE NAILS
SOME 20 PENNY NAILS.
WEST OF CHIMNEY-SAME AS ABOVE.
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA I
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W SOUTH ELEVATION
GOOD MINOR WHITISH GREY
FUNGUS.
GOOD ORANGE YELLOW STAINS
ON BOARDS BENEATH BOTH WIN-
DOW SILLS: SOME GAPS BETWEEN
BOARDS: MINOR CRACKS AND
SPLITS IN BOARDS.
FAIR ALL BOARDS HAVE MINOR
WHITISH GREY FUNGUS: A LITTLE
ROT ON LOWEST BOARD TOWARD
THE WEST SIDE; BOARDS ARE
SLIGHTLY WARPED.
GOOD SOME BLACK
TOP EDGE.
FAIR SPLIT RUST
ALL NAIL HEADS.
FUNGUS AT
STAINS AT
PROTECTED BY PORCH ROOF.
am
SI
section
EXTERIOR
surveyor DEA
1-i
"y
KEY:
O DOOR NUMBER
9 SCREEN DOOR NUMBER
O WINDOW NUMBER
FISH HOUSE, BAKER COUNTY FLOOR PLAN 'DRWG. 1 of 3
___ _I____ I_ __
WEST ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
a l I
o 2z l
FISH HOUSE, BAKER COUNTY WEST & EAST ELEVATION DRWG. W/ 2 of 3
ILE VAlI o0S -LJET, [EST
I IS
.----.
NORTH ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
--LVATIOQUS cOlJTH, SoUTrt'
U' Z.
FISH HOUSE, BAKER COUNTY NORTH & SOUTH ELEVATION DRWG. W/ 3 of 3
~
S
r) I 1
element description condition remarks
II '
WINDOW (D
photo 3c,8c,16b,21a,
21b,31a
WINDOW Z
photo 8a,8b,22b,28b
WINDOW )
photo 8a,8b,22c,27a,
30b
4/4 LITE STEEL FRAMED CASEMENT
TURNED SIDEWAYS. GREY PRIMER
PAINT ON EXTERIOR. WHITE PAINT
OVER GREY PRIMER ON INTERIOR.
STEEL SCREEN WITH STEEL FRAME
CLIPPED TO LOWER SASH.
2/2 LITE SINGLE HUNG MANUFAC-
TURED WOODEN WINDOW SASH AND
CASING. INTERIOR CASING, TRIM
AND SASH PAINTED WHITE.
2 LITE SINGLE HUNG MANUFAC-
TURED WOODEN WINDOW SASH AND
CASING. INTERIOR OF SASH, AND
CASING PAINTED WHITE.
maintenance survey _
FISH HOUSE .
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE 1 FLOOR PLAN T
EXTERIOR FRAME RUSTED, MOST
GLAZING PUTTY IS MISSING.
UPPER LEFT HINGE IS BENT,
MAKING UPPER SASH INOPERABLE.
INTERIOR FRAME HAS RUST SPOTS.
CRANKS FOR OPENING WINDOWS
ARE BROKEN OFF.
EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR TRIM,
CASING AND SILL ARE IN GOOD
CONDITION, FRAME OF LOWER
SASH FAIR CONDITION, FRAME
OF UPPER SASH, GOOD CONDITION
BOTH PANES IN BOTTOM SASH
MISSING. GLAZING PUTTY
CRACKED, MISSING.
BOTTOM SASH MISSING GLAZING
AND MUNTIN, UPPER SASH
WEATHERED, BUT GOOD CONDI-
TION. SOME ROT IN EXTERIOR
TRIM. SILL, STOOL AND POR-
TIONS OF CASING WEATHERED.
INTERIOR TRIM GOOD CONDITION.
section
WOODEN TRIM, CASING, AND
SILLS IN GOOD CONDITION.
OPERABLE
OPERABLE
.I.
WINDOW
surveyor SMG
DOORS &
WINDOWS
element
WINDOW
photo 8a,12a,12b,27J
WINDOW (
photo 6c,12a,12b,
30a
Jj description
condition
remarks
.1 I .
2/2 LITE SINGLE HUNG MANUFAC-
TURED WOODEN WINDOW SASH AND
CASING. INTERIOR CASING, TRIM
AND SASH PAINTED WHITE.
FRAME SIMILAR TO ADJACENT
WINDOWS BUT BOTH SASHES ARE
PRESENTLY REMOVED, WITH OPEN-
ING COVERED BY 3 VERTICAL 8
IN. WIDE BOARDS, NAILED TO TOP
AND BOTTOM EXTERIOR TRIM.
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE aI '
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA -
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE I FLOOR PLAN T
EXTERIOR TRIM HAS MOLD GROWTH
SOME ROT AND TERMITE DAMAGE.
UPPER SASH HAS SOME ROT AND
TERMITE DAMAGE, GLAZING MISS-
ING LEFT SIDE. LOWER SASH
MISSING GLAZING BOTH SIDES,
MINOR ROT AND TERMITE DAMAGE,
CASING HAS SECTIONS WITH BAD
ROT AND TERMITE DAMAGE.
BOTH SASHES REMOVED. RIGHT
SIDE EXTERIOR TRIM IS MISS-
ING. LEFT SIDE EXTERIOR
TRIM HAS MAJOR ROT AND TER-
MITE DAMAGE. TOP AND BOTTOM
EXTERIOR TRIM IS IN GOOD CON-
DITION. PART OF CASING ON
RIGHT SIDE IS MISSING. MINOR
ROT ON LEFT SIDE OF CASING
AND HEAD. LOWER INTERIOR
TRIM HAS MAJOR ROT AND TER-
MITE DAMAGE.
OPERABLE, LOCALIZED TERMITE
DAMAGE.
NO LONGER FUNCTIONS AS A
WINDOW.
section WINDOW surveyor SMG
DOORS & dateMAY 1981
WINDOWS .I
I_ q
element
WINDOW
photo 6c,9a,9c,30a,
30b
WINDOW ()
photo 5a,11c,24b
WINDOW (
photo 10a,10b,10c,
24a,33b,33c
I description
2/2 LITE SINGLE HUNG MANUFAC-
TURED WOODEN WINDOW SASH AND
CASING. HAS A THIRD SASH
NAILED PERPENDICULAR TO LOWER
SASH FROM THE INSIDE. UPPER
AND LOWER SASH PAINTED WHITE,
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR.
2/2 LITE SINGLE HUNG MANUFAC-
TURED WOODEN WINDOW SASH AND
CASING. INTERIOR TRIM AND
UPPER SASH PAINTED WHITE. LOW-
ER SASH AND WINDOW STOOL IN-
ACCESSIBLE, BLOCKED BY PIECE
OF PANELING NAILED TO INSIDE
TRIM.
1/1 LITE DOUBLE HUNG MANUFAC-
TURED WOODEN WINDOW SASH AND
CASING. MODIFIED TO MAKE IT
SINGLE HUNG.
1 .
I-I
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE A.
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE oI FLOOR PLAN CD
condition
BOTTOM EXTERIOR TRIM ROTTED,
WITH LOWER PORTION MISSING.
LEFT SIDE EXTERIOR TRIM HAS
SOME ROT. BOTH SASHES,
PHYSICALLY GOOD CONDITION.
LOWER SASH, BOTH PANES
BROKEN. UPPER SASH, RIGHT
PANE MISSING. CASING HAS
SOME ROT, AND A PORTION IS
MISSING. INTERIOR TRIM HAS
TERMITE DAMAGE AND ROT LEFT
AND RIGHT INTERIOR TRIM
PIECES MISSING.
EXTERIOR TRIM HAS MOLD GROWTH
ROT, AND TERMITE DAMAGE.
RIGHT PANE UPPER SASH BROKEN,
BOTH PANES IN BOTTOM SASH
MISSING.
SILL HAS MINOR WATER DAMAGE.
SMALL CRACK IN GLAZING OF
LOWER SASH. SOME MOLD
GROWTH ON EXTERIOR TRIM.
remarks
NOT OPERABLE
NOT OPERABLE
NOT OPERABLE
section WINDOW surveyor SMG
DOORS & date
DOORS & MAY 1981
WINDOWS:
Spage w/ 3 of 9
element description condition remarks
*IW -1
WINDOW G
photo 11a,11b,25c
WINDOW (
photo 11a,11b, 25c
WINDOW
photo 10a,10b,10c
25a,36b
WINDOW (
photo 13a,13b,22c
2/2 LITE SINGLE HUNG MANUFAC-
TURED WOODEN WINDOW SASH AND
CASING. UPPER SASH HAS HORI-
ZONTAL MUNTIN. LOWER SASH IS
MISSING AND OPENING IS COVERED
BY BOARDS NAILED TO EXTERIOR
TRIM.
2/2 LITE SINGLE HUNG MANUFAC-
TURED WOODEN WINDOW SASH AND
CASING.
1/1 LITE SINGLE HUNG MANUFAC-
TURED WOODEN WINDOW SASH AND
CASING. ORIGINALLY WAS DOUBLE
HUNG.
SIGNS OF A SINGLE HUNG WINDOW.
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE -
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE @ FLOOR PLAN T
UPPER SASH FIXED AND IN GOOD
CONDITION. EXTERIOR TRIM IN
GOOD CONDITION. SOME MOLD
GROWTH ON EXTERIOR.
GENERALLY FAIR CONDITION.
LOWER LEFT PANE MISSING.
OVERALL TRIM IN GOOD CONDI-
TION. HORIZONTAL BOARD
NAILED TO EXTERIOR TRIM
ACROSS LOWER SASH. SOME
MOLD GROWTH ON EXTERIOR.
BOTTOM PANE BROKEN, SILL
HAS WATER DAMAGE. TRIM
IN FAIR CONDITION.
BOTH WINDOW SASHES MISSING,
TRIM HAS WATER STAINS.
OVERALL CONDITION OF TRIM,
GOOD.
NOT OPERABLE
NOT OPERABLE
NOT OPERABLE
I-
section WNDOW surveyor JJ MG
DOORS & dateMAY 1981
WINDOWS r )
element description condition remarks
WINDOW (
photo 14c,21c,31b
WINDOW
photo 14a,14b,26b
31c
WINDOW
photo 14a,14b,15b,
26a,31c
2/2 LITE SINGLE HUNG MANUFAC-
TURED WOODEN WINDOW SASH AND
PORTIONS OF CASING.
2/2 LITE
WINDOW.
2/1 LITE
WINDOW.
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
SINGLE HUNG WOODEN
SINGLE HUNG WOODEN
GOOD OVERALL CONDITION, BUT
WATER STAINS ON SILL.
POOR CONDITION, TOP SASH HAS
MAJOR ROT, TOP SASH HAS BOTH
PANES MISSING. WATER DAMAGE
TO TRIM.
FAIR CONDITION, TRIM HAS
WATER DAMAGE. SILL HAS ROT
AND WATER DAMAGE.
section
UPPER TRIM IS SHIMMED TO
FIT SLOPING CEILING.
APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN REPAIR-
ED WITH IMPROPER SIZED
BOTTOM SASH.
WINDOW
DOORS &
WINDOWS
surveyor JJS SMG
II
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE I
11
8c,16b,18a,31a
32a
14b, 6a, 16b,18,
2
28c
17a 7b,17c,32
5b b
05
18b,31 b,32a
5b,18b,13b,32a
32a 32b
19 9b,33c
g8
33
182,34a,35c,36
WOODEN FOUR PANEL DOOR
WOOD AND SCREEN TWO PANEL DOOR
WOODEN TWO PANEL DOOR
WOOD BOARD
WOOD BOARD
AND BATTEN DOOR
AND BATTEN DOOR
WOODEN TWO PANEL DOOR
WOOD AND SCREEN TWO PANEL DOOR
NO DOOR, OPENING ONLY
WOODEN TWO PANEL DOOR
MISSING DOOR
WOODEN TWO PANEL DOOR
FAIR HINGE STILE SEPARAT-
ING, DIRTY PAINTED, TRIM
SOLID.
POOR LOCK RAIL COMPLETELY
SEPARATED, SCREEN TORN.
POOR TERMITE AND WATER ROT,
TRIM ON LOCK SIDE ONLY.
GOOD TRIM IN GOOD CONDITION
FAIR BECOMING LOOSE, TRIM
ON LOCK SIDE ONLY.
FAIR BOTTOM RAIL BROKEN,
DIRTY, TRIM GOOD.
FAIR BOTTOM SCREEN TORN,
DIRTY, TRIM GOOD.
INOPERABLE
REMOVED AND LAYING ON
FRONT PORCH.
NO LOCK
MISSING LOCK
ADDED TWO 1" BOARDS TO
HINGE STILE.
GOOD TRIM EXCELLENT.
TRIM, GOOD, LOCK TRIM BROKEN
GOOD WATER STAINED TRIM
GOOD.
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
DOOR
DOORS &
WINDOWS
photo
photo
photo
photo
element description condition remarks
photo 13a,15a,180,35c
photo 34a,34c
10S
photo 1 a,2a,,34c
WOOD AND SCREEN TWO PANEL DOOR
WOOD BOARD AND BATTEN DOOR
MISSING
WOOD BOARD AND BATTEN DOOR
* II II
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE I i
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA I I
FAIR MINOR TERMITE DAMAGE,
TRIM WATER STAINED.
GOOD TRIM GOOD
TRIM WATER STAINED.
FAIR LOOSENED, NO TRIM,
BOTTOM WATER STAINED.
section
WIRE MESH REINFORCEMENT IN
BOTTOM PANEL.
DOOR
DOORS &
WINDOWS
I
I
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
element description condition Eremarks
01
photo 8c,16b,18a,31a,
32a
photo 14b6a, 16b,18a
photo 28c
photo 17a,1
7b,17c,32c
photo 5b,20b
T5
photo 18b,31b,32a
Q
photo 5b,18b,13b,32a
photo 32a,32b
C7T
photo 19a,19b,33c
photo 33c
PAIR, METAL BLOCK LINGER PAINT-
ED, METAL LOCKSET.
PAIR METAL BLOCK HINGES, NO LOCF
PAIR METAL BLOCK HINGES, METAL
LOCKSET.
PAIR, METAL BLOCK HINGES, NO
LOCK.
PAIR METAL STRAP HINGES, NO
LOCK BENT NAIL.
PAIR METAL BLOCK
LOCKSET.
PAIR METAL BLOCK
LOCK BENT NAIL
PAIR METAL BLOCK
LOCKSET.
HINGES, METAL
HINGES, NO
HINGES, METAL
HALF PAIR METAL BLOCK HINGES,
NO LOCK.
POOR DIRTY, INOPERABLE
FAIR RUSTY
POOR RUSTY,
KNOB MISSING.
FAIR RUSTY
FAIR RUSTY
FAIR RUSTY
FAIR RUSTY
FAIR RUSTY
-I-
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE IA- L
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA I
INOPERABLE,
section
LOCK RELOCATED ABOVE PRE-
VIOUS HOLE.
MISSING EYE HOOK
MARK INDICATING A LOWER
LEFT HINGE MARK ON LOCK
STILE.
3" X 12" INDICATION OF
PLATE ON HINGE STILE.
HINGE ON DOOR FRAME DOOR
MISSING.
I-
I.
HARDWARE
DOORS &
WINDOWS
I
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE 0
I
element description condition Iremarks
photo 18c,34a,35c,36a
photo 34c,34a
@
@
PAIR METAL
LOCKSET.
PAIR METAL
LOCKSET.
BLOCK HINGES-METAL
BLOCK HINGES-METAL
PAIR METAL STRP HINGES-NO LOCK
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE r4i
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA"
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W FLOOR PLAN T
FAIR RUSTY
POOR RUSTED,
MISSING.
INSIDE KNOB
FAIR RUSTY
section
LOCK MISSING, WOOD SPOOL
NAILED TO DOOR FOR HANDLE.
I-
GW
HARDWARE
DOORS &
WINDOWS
surveyor TBT
date
MAY 1981
page w/ 9 of 9
'I
I
HP
ti
KEY:
0 DOOR NUMBER
G SCREEN DOOR NUMBER
0 WINDOW NUMBER
FISH HOUSE, BAKER COUNTY FLOOR PLAN DRWG. I/ 1 of 2
DUPLEX RECEPTACLEOUTLET
CEILING OUTLET FIXTURE
SINGLE-POLE SWITCH
WALL OUTLET FIXTURE
FISH HOUSE, BAKER COUNTY ELECTRICAL PLAN DRWG. I/ 2 of 2
element I description condition remarks
FLOOR
photo 3c,16a
BASEBOARD
photo 3c
WALLS
MOULDING
CEILING
1 X 3" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED
WOOD; OPEN PORCH SLOPING IN-
WARD TOWARD MAIN STRUCTURE.
1 X 3" SQUARED-EDGE, MILLED
WOOD, UNFINISHED.
EXTERIOR MEMBER
NONE
NONE
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W|
POOR WEATHERED, ROTTING;
MISSING BOARDS, DAMP SURFACES,
WATERMARKS, AND STAINS ON
FLOOR; WOOD GRAINS SPLITTING
AT ENDS OF BOARDS (AT PORCH'S
EDGE).
GOOD WEATHERED
NOTE 1: HAY AND DEBRIS ON
FLOOR SURFACE RE-
TAINING MOISTURE;
NOTE 2: LEAKING ROOF AND/OR
OPENINGS ALLOWING
MOISTURE TO ROT
SURFACE;
NOTE 3: FLOOR IS UNSTABLE
AND IS SLOPING.
ONLY ON EAST WALL.
REFER TO EXTERIOR (RELATING
WALL) SECTION FOR COMMENTS.
REFER TO EXTERIOR (RELATING
ROOF) SECTION FOR COMMENTS.
ii a.
ml *5
section
ROOM 1
surveyor MPJ
INTERIOR date MAY 1981
page I/1 of 28
element
11 description
Condition
I1 remarks
ELECTRICAL
LIGHT FIXTURE
photo 3c
PLUMBING
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE WI
EXPOSED CEILING OUTLET FIXTURE
WITH PORCELAIN SOCKET: GALVAN-
IZED ELECTRICAL BOX WITH PUNCH
OUTS; THREE ELECTRICAL WIRES
WITH FABRIC INSULATION SECURED
TO RAFTERS BY 3/4" STAPLES; NO
LIGHT BULB IN SOCKET.
NONE
_TI I
GOOD DIRTY FIXTURE; EXPOSED
ELECTRICAL WIRE INSULATION
VISUALLY IN GOOD CONDITION;
STAPLES RUSTING.
NOTE 4: NO ELECTRICAL POWER
AVAILABLE TO CHECK
CONDITION OF ELEC-
TRICAL COMPONENTS;
ONE ELECTRICAL WIRE
PULLED FROM STAPLE
AND DRAPED OVER
RAFTER; SEE ELECTRI-
CAL DRAWINGS FOR
WIRING LAYOUT.
section ROOM surveyor MPJ
INTERIOR date MAY 1981
page 1/2 of 28
Ia mu am
__
I
I
element description condition remarks
U
FLOOR
photo 28b,28c
BASEBOARD
photo 28c
EAST WALL
WALL FINISH
photo 28a,28b,28c
OUTSIDE-CORNER
MOULDING
photo 27a,28b,30a
1 X 3" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED
WOOD.
7" EXPOSED HORIZONTAL WOOD SID-
ING BELOW HARDBOARD SIDING ON
EAST WALL.
TWO 1/8" HARDBOARD (3 X 8
SHEETS) WITH 1 5/8" CHAIRMOULD-
ING AT JOINT (3'-6" A.F.F.);
NAILED WITH BRIGHT COMMON WIRE
NAILS (TYPICAL) TO HORIZONTAL
WOOD SIDING; PAINTED WHITE.
2 5/8" VERTICAL WOOD MOULDING
ON OUTSIDE CORNER OF NORTH
EDGE. SEE REMARKS, PAINTED
WHITE.
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA I
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
GOOD BLEACHED WOOD; FLOOR
FLOOR SLOPING TOWARD MAIN LOG
STRUCTURE; WATERMARKED STAINS
ON FLOOR.
GOOD DIRTY
FAIR DIRTY; WATERMARKS AND
MILDEW; 20" X 46" UNPAINTED
SHADOW AT BOTTOM SOUTHERN
EDGE BESIDE DOOR OPENING.
GOOD DIRTY
SEE NOTE 1, 2, & 3 (INTERIOR).
ONLY ON EAST WALL.
SEE NOTE 2 (INTERIOR); NAILS
ON OUTSIDE WALL AT DOOR OPEN-
ING, TORN HARDBOARD EDGES AT
DOORWAY, BROKEN HARDBOARD
PIECES ON FLOOR, AND OVER-
SIZED WOOD DOOR ON THE PORCH
SUGGEST THE DOOR OPENING WAS
CLOSED-IN AND LOW SHELVING
WAS BUILT ACROSS DOORWAY.
a. S.
Ii St.
section
ROOM 2
INTERIOR
I.
surveyor MPJ
CURTAIN ROD
HANDER
SOUTH WALL
WALL FINISH
photo 28b
OUTSIDE CORNER
MOULDING
photo 28b
DOOR TRIM
MOULDING
photo 28b
INSIDE CORNER
MOULDING
photo 28b
TWO BRASS PLATED HANGERS NAILED
NAILED TO 7" WOOD SIDING 5'-9"
A.F.F. AT OPENING BETWEEN ROOMS
TWO AND THREE.
WOOD PANELING, PAINTED WHITE, ON
2" X 3" WOOD STUDS.
1 5/8" WOOD MOULDING, PAINTED
WHITE, SEE REMARKS FOR SHAPE.
1 3/4"
WHITE,
WOOD MOULDING, PAINTED
1 X 1 WOOD SQUARED MOULDING,
PAINTED WHITE.
FAIR RUSTING
POOR -
LAYERS
APART.
DIRTY, WATERMARKS, AND
OF PANELING PEELING
NOTE 4; (INTERIOR).
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
ROOM 2
INTERIOR
element
WEST WALL
photo 27a,27b
CEILING MOULDING
photo 27a,27b
CEILING
photo 16a,28a,28b,
27c
ELECTRICAL
LIGHT FIXTURE
photo 27c
CLOSET (ROOM #2)
FLOOR
BASEBOARD
EAST WALL
photo 29a
11 description
3" T&G, HORIZONTAL WOOD SIDING;
NAILED WITH BRIGHT COMMON WIRE
NAILS TO STUDS AT VARIED SPACING;
SILL PLATE PROJECTING 1" FROM
WALL; PAINTED WHITE.
1" QUARTER ROUND WOOD MOULDING;
PAINTED WHITE.
1/8" HARDBOARD CEILING, PAINTED
WHITE, NAILED TO 1 X 4 WOOD
NAILERS ABOVE HARDBOARD.
EXPOSED CEILING OUTLET FIXTURE
WITH PORCELAIN SOCKET (SET PARA-
LLEL TO FINISH FLOOR) WITH PULL
CHAIN; GALVANIZED ELECTRICAL
BOX WITH PUNCH OUTS PAINTED
WHITE.
INACCESSIBLE
NONE
EXPOSED
STUDS.
2" X 2" and 1" X 4"
___________________________________ _________________________________ iii.
Condition
I. -,
GOOD DIRTY, WATERMARK STAINS
GOOD DIRTY
FAIR MILDEW,
SAGGING BOARDS
OF ROOM.
GOOD DIRTY;
OPERABLE.
BLACK ROT;
ON SOUTH HALF
PULL CHAIN IN-
GOOD WATERMARK STAINS AT
CENTER OF STUD.
II remarks
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR)
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR)
SEE NOTE 4 (INTERIOR);
ELECTRIC WIRES CONCEALED IN
CEILING; SEE ELECTRICAL
DRAWINGS FOR WIRING LAYOUT;
NO LIGHT BULB IN SOCKET.
SEE NOTE 1; (INTERIOR)
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR)
Ca II
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA *
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
section
CLOSET ( RM 2 )
INTERIOR
ii a
surveyor MPJ
date
MAY 1981
page I/5 of 28
..
....
element
Description
condition
___________________ 1* .p
SOUTH WALL
photo 28b,29b
WEST WALL
NORTH WALL
CEILING
ELECTRICAL
PLUMBING
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
EXPOSED 2" X 3" STUDS, EXTERIOR
MEMBER.
3" WOOD HORIZONTAL SIDING (CON-
TINUOUS ALONG WEST WALL OF ROOM
2); UNFINISHED.
EXPOSED 1" X 4" STUDS
UNPAINTED HARDBOARD
NONE
NONE
GOOD
GOOD DIRTY
(LOWER WALL INACCESSIBLE)
GOOD STUD CHIPPED ON ONE
EXPOSED EDGE.
POOR WATERWORN AND SAGGING
BOARD WITH MILDEW.
remarks
REFER TO EXTERIOR (WALL)
SECTION FOR ADDITIONAL
COMMENTS.
SEE NOTE 1; (INTERIOR)
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR)
L_| section CLOSET ( RM 2 ) Surveyor MpJ
date
INTERIOR MAY 1981
FLOOR PLAN page I/6 of 28
element
FLOORS
photo 30a,30b,30c
BASEBOARD
NORTH WALL
photo 17a,17b,17c
30a,3ob,30c
SOUTH WALL
photo 7a,30a,30b
MOULDING
CEILING
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
11 description
1" X 3" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED
WOOD.
NONE
1" X 3" WOOD BOX CAR SIDING
(BACK SIDE EXPOSED) WITH WIRED
NAILS; WALL IN ROOM 2 WHITE-
WASHED; REMAINDER OF WALL UN-
FINISHED.
1/8" HARDBOARD (3 LINEAL FEET
FROM WEST EDGE) WITH WHITEWASH
TO MATCH WALL FINISHES IN ROOM
2; LOG STRUCTURE ALONG REMAIN-
DER OF WALL.
NONE
NONE
Condition
FAIR WEATHERED; MINOR
CRACKS; LOOSE AND BROKEN
BOARDS; TERMITE DAMAGED
BOARDS; ROTTING AT EDGES
ALONG OPENINGS OF WALL
(WINDOW 6).
GOOD DIRTY; TOP MOST WOOD
SIDING ROTTED AND HAS SIGNS
OF WHITE FUNGUS; CONSTRUCTION
SHADOW IN WALLBOARDS BELOW
WINDOW 6.
. -_1
I remarks
_II
FLOOR IS SLOPING TOWARD
MAJOR STRUCTURE (SEE NOTE 3)
SHADOWS SUGGEST THAT WINDOW
6 WAS ONCE A DOOR.
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR)
REFER TO STRUCTURE (LOG)
SECTION FOR ADDITIONAL
COMMENTS.
REFER TO EXTERIOR (ROOF)
SECTION FOR COMMENTS.
section ROOM 3 surveyor MJ
SL INTERIOR MAY 1981
FLOOR PLAN page I/7 of 28
element description condition remarks
ELECTRICAL
LIGHTING FIXTURE
photo 6a,30b
PLUMBING
EXPOSED CEILING OUTLET FIXTURE
WITH PORCELAIN SOCKET; GALVAN-
IZED ELECTRICAL BOX WITH PUNCH
OUTS; ELECTRIC WIRES WITH FABRIC
INSULATION SECURED TO RAFTERS BY
3/4" METAL STAPLES; NO LIGHT
BULB IN SOCKET; PULL CHAIN MISS-
ING FROM OUTLET
NONE
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
FAIR DIRTY
SEE NOTE 4 (INTERIOR); TWO
ELECTRIC WIRES ENTERING FROM
ROOM 7 TO LIGHT FIXTURE WHICH
CONTINUOUS TO ATTIC SPACE IN
ROOM 2, AND OTHER WIRE TO
LIGHT FIXTURE IN ROOM 4.
S i section ROOM 3 surveyor PJ
=6I A date
O INTERIOR MAY 1981
FLOOR PLAN a1 page I/8 of 28
element description condition remarks
FLOORS
photo 5b
EAST WALL:
BASEBOARD
photo 5b,7a
WALL FINISH
photo 5b,7a
SOUTH WALL
photo 5b,7a
WEST WALL
photo 5b
MOULDING
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
1" X 3" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED
WOOD, FLOOR SLOPING TOWARD
MIDDLE OF STRUCTURE.
" X 3" SQUARED-EDGE, MILLED
WOOD, UNFINISHED.
1" X 3" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED
WOOD.
2" X 3" STUDS; EXTERIOR
EXPOSED
SIDING.
1' 4" (WIDE) BY 7' 0" (HIGH)
WOOD PANELLING WITH GROOVES;
FOUR 3/4" X 21" WOOD HORIZONTAL
BLOCKING NAILED TO PANELS WITH
COMMON BRIGHT WIRE NAILS.
NONE
POOR FLOOR ROTTING OR HAS
ALREADY DETERIORATED.
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD
TING
MITE
- DIRTY; SILL BEAM ROT-
AT MORTISE JOINT, TER-
DAMAGE.
GOOD DIRTY
SEE NOTES 1,
IOR).
2, & 3 (INTER-
SEE NOTE 1; (INTERIOR)
SILL BEAM SUPPORTED BY WOOD
SIDING; 1 X 6 VERTICAL WOOD
BOARDS COVERING OVER WINDOW
OPENING.
REFER TO EXTERIOR (WALL)
SECTION FOR COMMENTS.
WOOD BLOCKING NAILED TO SUR-
FACE OF PANELLING.
Section ROOM 4 surveyor MPJ
= date
INTERIOR MAY 1981
FLOOR PLAN page 1/9 of 28
FLOOR PLAN T___
element description condition remarks
CEILING
photo 5a,5b,5c,6a
ELECTRICAL
LIGHTING FIXTURE
photo 5a,5b,6a
PLUMBING
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
WOOD PANELLING NAILED TO 1" X
2" WOOD NAILERS AT 24" O.C. AND
SUPPORTED BY 1" X 2" WOOD JOIST
AT 15" O.C. (SAME CONSTRUCTION
AS CLOSET, ROOM 4).
EXPOSED CEILING OUTLET FIXTURE
WITH PORCELAIN SOCKET; GALVAN-
IZED ELECTRICAL BOX WITH PUNCH
OUTS; SINGLE-POLE LIGHT SWITCH
WITH PLASTIC BLACK COVER PLATE
AND METAL BOX
NONE
POOR DETERIORATING; WOOD
PANEL SEPARATING AND WARPING,
SIGNS OF MILDEW AND WATER-
MARKS PRESENT.
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR)
LIGHT SWITCH SECURED TO
WALL STUD; SEE NOTE 4; (IN-
TERIOR) SEE ELECTRICAL
DRAINING FOR WIRING LAYOUT.
a.-
section
ROOM 4
INTERIOR
surveyor MPJ
I'
element description condition remarks
FLOORS
photo 7a
BASEBOARD
NORTH WALL
photo 7a
EAST WALL
photo 7a
SOUTH WALL
photo 7a
WEST WALL
photo 7a
MOULDING
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
1" X 3" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILL-
ED WOOD.
NONE
2 X 2 WOOD FRAME WITH WOOD PAN-
ELLING ON OUTER EDGE (ROOM SIDE)
FINISHED WITH BRIGHT COMMON WIRE
NAILS.
1" X 3" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILL-
ED WOOD, CONTINUED FROM ROOM 4.
EXPOSED FRAME, EXTERIOR MEMBER.
2 X 3 WOOD STUD AT FRAME OPEN-
ING, SAME CONSTRUCTION AS NORTH
WALL OF CLOSET.
NONE
POOR FLOOR ROTTING, LARGE
HOLE IN FLOOR FROM WOOD DE-
TERIORATION.
FAIR DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY
SEE NOTES 1 & 2; (INTERIOR)
1" SPACE BETWEEN NORTH WALL
AND EAST WALL.
REFER TO EXTERIOR (WALL)
SECTION FOR COMMENTS.
SS-' II section CLOSET ( RM 4) survey MPJ
INTERIOR dateMAY 1981
FLOOR PLAN (_page I/110f28
element description condition remarks
CEILING
ELECTRICAL
LIGHTING FIXTURES
PLUMBING
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
WOOD PANELLING NAILED TO 1" X
2" WOOD NAILERS AT 24" O.C. AND
SUPPORTED BY 1" X 2" WOOD JOIS]
AT 15" O.C. (PERPENDICULAR TO
WOOD NAILER UNDER JOIST), (SAME
CONSTRUCTION AS ROOM 4).
NONE
NONE
POOR DETERIORATING; WOOD
PANEL SEPARATING AND WARPING,
SIGNS OF MILDEW AND WATER-
MARKS PRESENT.
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR)
sII section CLOSET ( RM 4 ) surveyor MPJ
j INTERIOR MAY 1981
FLOOR PLAN page 1/12 of 28
element description condition remarks
1" X 6"
WOOD.
FLOORS
photo 14c,15a,34b
BASEBOARD
photo 14c
WALLS
MOULDING
CEILING
ELECTRICAL
LIGHTING FIXTURES
PANEL BOX
photo 14c,26b
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED
NONE
EXTERIOR MEMBER
NONE
NONE
EXPOSED CEILING OUTLET WITH
PORCELAIN SOCKET; GALVANIZED
ELECTRICAL BOX WITH PUNCH OUTS;
TWO ELECTRICAL WIRES WITH FABRIC
INSULATION; LIGHT BULB IN SOCKEI
8" X 12" STANDARD SQUARE 'D'
BOX, CATALOG NO. 33 582, SERIES
Al, 120-240 V.A.C.; FOUR FUSE
OUTLETS WITH TWO SWITCH BREAK-
ERS.
POOR WEATHERED, ROTTING;
TERMITE DAMAGE, BOARDS WARP-
ING.
GOOD DIRTY; PULL CHAIN
OPERABLE.
GOOD MISSING TWO FUSES
--
section
SEE NOTES 1, 2, & 3: (IN-
TERIOR)
REFER TO EXTERIOR (WALL)
SECTION FOR COMMENTS.
REFER TO EXTERIOR (ROOF)
SECTION FOR COMMENTS.
METAL SCREW-IN PLUG ADAPTER
IN SOCKET; ONE ELECTRICAL
WIRE TO PANEL BOX AND OTHER
WIRE TO ROOM 8. REFER TO
ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR
WIRING LAYOUT. SEE NOTE 4;
(INTERIOR)
SEE NOTE 4; (INTERIOR)
----i %w
PORCH ( RM 5 )
INTERIOR
element description condition remarks
METER BOX
photo 26b
PLUMBING
WESTINGHOUSE METER, TAG NO.
10178, SERIAL NO. 57 166 833
NONE
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
GOOD
SEE NOTE 4; (INTERIOR)
REGISTERED KILOWATT HOURS-
05660
a. B.
I,
section
PORCH ( RM 5 )
INTERIOR
surveyor
MPJ
element
FLOORS
photo 31a,31b,31c
BASEBOARD
photo 31c
WALLS
photo
31a,31b,31c
MOULDING:
INSIDE CORNER
photo 31a,31b,31c
CEILING
photo 21b,31a,31b,31c
37a
I description
1" X 3" T&G, MILLED WOOD,
COVERED BY TWO ROLLS OF SHEET
VINYL TILE (ONE LAYER IS A
REDDISH BRICK PATTERN, THE
OTHER A FLOWER PATTERN).
1" HALF ROUND WOOD MOULDING,
STAINED TO MATCH WALL PANELLING.
WOOD PANELLING WITH BRIGHT
COMMON NAILS.
2" WOOD WITH BRIGHT FINISH NAILS
(TYPICAL), STAINED, SEE REMARKS.
2" WOOD; STAINED;
(EAST, SOUTH, WEST
1" WOOD; STAINED;
(NORTH WALL).
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
SEE REMARKS
WALLS).
SEE REMARKS
Condition
POOR FLOOR SAGGING ON SOUTH
HALF OF ROOM; WOOD ROTTING;
FLOOR TILE TORN, DIRTY,
STAINED, AND WORN.
GOOD DISCOLORED, DIRTY.
GOOD DIRTY, COLORING
BLEACHED; FUNGUS GROWTH ON
NORTH WALL.
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY
I1 remarks
In
SEE NOTES 1, 2, & 3; (IN-
TERIOR)
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR)
PANELLING
MOULDING DETAIL
MOULDING DETAIL
MOULDING DETAIL
date
S | section ROOM 6 surveyor MPJ
SaINTERIOR dte MAY 1981
FLOOR PLAN page 1/15 of 28
FLOOR PLAN ^ _
I
I description
I- '
1" X 3/4" BOX CAR
PAINTED WHITE.
CEILING
photo 21b,31a,31b,
31c
ELECTRICAL
LIGHTING FIXTURES
photo 21b,32a
WALL SWITCH
photo 32a
120 VOLT OUTLET
PLUMBING
ROOM NO. 7
photo 32a,32b,32c
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
WOOD SIDING,
WALL OUTLET WITH PORCELAIN
SOCKET ABOVE WINDOW NO. 1
TWO SINGLE-POLE SWITCH WITH
PLASTIC COVER PLATE, LOCATED
BETWEEN DOOR 1 AND WINDOW 1.
TWO DUPLEX WALL RECEPTACLE;
11OV OUTLET WITH PLASTIC COVER;
ONE LOCATED BELOW WINDOW 1, THE
OTHER IN EAST WALL (SOUTH OF
WINDOW 13).
NONE
INACCESSIBLE
condition
FAIR WARPING AT CENTER OF
ROOM, WATERMARK STAINS, MIL-
DEW, WOOD ROTTING, PAINT
PEELING.
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY
remarks
SEE NOTE 2;
(INTERIOR)
ELECTRICAL WIRES CONCEALED
SEE NOTE 4; (INTERIOR).
ELECTRICAL WIRES CONCEALED
SEE NOTE 4; (INTERIOR).
BALES OF HAY STACKED IN THE
ROOM; ROOM INACCESSIBLE TO
SURVEY.
I. am
.mE S.
section
ROOM 6 & 7
INTERIOR
surveyor
MPJ
date
MAY 1981
page 1/16 of 28
.15 ______________ II ~
V_ -
element
Description
1" X 3"
WOOD.
Condition
_________________________ I- p
FLOORS
photo 15a,2oa,34b
BASEBOARD
WALLS
MOULDING
CEILING
photo 19a,20a
ELECTRICAL
LIGHTING FIXTURES
photo 19b
PLUMBING
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
1" X 6" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED
WOOD; OPEN PORCH.
NONE
EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE
NONE
T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED
CEILING OUTLET FIXTURE WITH
PORCELAIN SOCKET; ELECTRICAL
WIRES CONCEALED ABOVE CEILING;
NO LIGHT BULB IN SOCKET; SOCKET
COVERED BY MUD WASP NEST.
NONE
FAIR WEATHERED; ROTTING,
WATERMARKS, TERMITE DAMAGE
ON FLOOR; COMPLETE DETERIORA-
TION AT CONNECTION TO ADJA-
CENT PORCH.
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY
II remarks
CIRCULAR DRILLED PATTERN IN
WOOD AT EDGE OF PORCH; SEE
NOTES 1, 2, & 3; (INTERIOR).
REFER TO EXTERIOR (WALL)
SECTION FOR COMMENTS.
REFER TO EXTERIOR (ROOF)
SECTION FOR ADDITIONAL
COMMENTS.
section ROOM 8 surveyor MPJ
SINTERIdate
INTERIOR MAY 1981
FLOOR PLAN _pge 1_ /17 of 2
element
- "I
element description condition remarks
FLOORS
photo 33c
BASEBOARD
WALLS (TYPICAL)
photo 33c
MOULDING
photo 33c
CEILING
photo 33c
ELECTRICAL
LIGHTING FIXTURES
photo 33c
WALL SWITCH
1" X 3" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED
WOOD.
NONE
1" X 3" 'V' JOINT, HORIZONTAL
WOOD SIDING, UNFINISHED.
5/8" WOOD MOULDING AT INSIDE
CORNERS AND AT CEILING EDGE.
SEE REMARKS.
1" X 3" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED
WOOD.
WALL OUTLET WITH PROCELAIN
SOCKET (ABOVE MEDICINE CABINET
ON EAST WALL) WITH PULL SWITCH;
METAL SCREW-IN PLUG ADAPTER IN
SOCKET WITH ANOTHER PULL SWITCH.
SINGLE-POLE WITH BLACK PLASTIC
COVER PLATES AND WHITE SWITCH
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE __
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA I
FAIR BOARDS ROTTING BESIDE
CLOSET.
GOOD WOOD BLEACHED.
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY; BOTH PULL
SWITCHES ARE INOPERABLE.
GOOD DIRTY
'S
SEE NOTE 1; (INTERIOR)
PECKY WOOD TEXTURE IN SOME
BOARDS.
WALL
MOULDING DETAIL
LIGHT BULB IN SOCKET; SEE
NOTE 4; (INTERIOR).
SEE NOTE 4; (INTERIOR)
section ROOM 9 surveyor MP
date
INTERIOR MAY 1981
page 1/18 of a3
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
element description condition remarks
PLUMBING
photo 33c
LAVATORY MIRROR
photo 33c
PORCELAIN ENAMEL FINISHED METAL
LAVATORY; SINGLE FAUCET WITH
DOUBLE NOZZEL VALVES; GALVANIZED
PIPING FOR SUPPLY WATER.
RECESSED METAL CABINET
*II
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE L
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W FLOOR PLAN TD
GOOD EXTREMELY DIRTY
FAIR METAL RUSTING AROUND
EDGES.
section ROOM 9
INTERIOR
NOTE 5: FIXTURE IS NOT OPERA-
TIONAL; NO RUNNING
WATER IS AVAILABLE TO
CHECK CONDITION OF
PLUMBING ELEMENTS;
GALVANIZED DRAIN PIPE
OF FIXTURE ATTACHED
TO CAST IRON SOIL
PIPE.
GLASS MIRROR
*0
surveyor MPJ
date
MAY 1981
page I/19 of 28
II
element
FLOORS
BASEBOARD
SOUTH WALL
WEST WALL
NORTH WALL
EAST WALL
MOULDING
CEILING
ELECTRICAL
PLUMBING
Description
PLYWOOD ON 1" X 3" T&G, UN-
FINISHED MILLED WOOD.
NONE
1" X 7" HORIZONTAL
UNFINISHED.
WOOD BOARDS,
1" X 3" 'V' JOINT, HORIZONTAL
WOOD SIDING, UNFINISHED.
NO FINISH WALL
NONE
1" X 3" T&G,
MILLED WOOD.
UNFINISHED,
NONE
NONE
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA A
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
Condition
II I
POOR ALL FLOORING ROTTING;
BLACK ROT.
BOARDS ROTTING FROM INTERIOR.
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY
POOR WOOD WARPING WITH
MILDEW AND ROT.
I. I
I remarks
SEE NOTE 2;
(INTERIOR)
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR) (REFER
TO EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE SECTION
FOR COMMENTS).
BOARDS CONTINUED FROM AD-
JACENT ROOM NO. 9.
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR)
section CLOSET ( RM 9 ) surveyor MPJ
INTERIOR date MAY 198
page I/20 of 28
pa9@
Element
I 1I.
FLOORS
photo 33a
BASEBOARD
WALLS (TYPICAL)
photo 33b
MOULDING
photo 33b
CEILING
photo 33b
ELECTRICAL
LIGHTING FIXTURES
PLUMBING FIXTURE
photo 33b
CABINETRY
photo 33b
I description
1" X 3" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED
WOOD.
NONE
1" X 3" 'V' JOINT, HORIZONTAL
WOOD SIDING, UNFINISHED.
5/8" WOOD MOULDING AT INSIDE
CORNERS AND AT CEILING EDGE.
1" X 3" 'V' JOINT WOOD SIDING,
UNFINISHED.
CEILING OUTLET FIXTURE WITH
PORCELAIN SOCKET; CONCEALED
ELECTRIC WIRES ABOVE CEILING;
PULL CHAIN.
PORCELAIN ENAMEL FINISHED METAL
TUB WITH SHOWER HEAD STEM; HOT
AND COLD WATER FAUCET WITH
VALVES MISSING.
CERAMIC WATER CLOSET
" X 3" T&G, WOOD CABINET FIXED
WITH TWO 3/4" X 4" WOOD SHELVES
AT 14" O.C.
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE I FLOOR PLAN 4)
condition
I remarks
FAIR DIRTY; ROTTING BOARDS
BEHIND WATER CLOSET.
GOOD DIRTY; WATERMARKS
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD WATERMARKS; MINIMUM
FUNGUS GROWTH.
GOOD DIRTY FIXTURE
GOOD EXTREMELY DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY, BLEACHED
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR)
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR)
SEE REMARKS IN ROOM NO.
FOR MOULDING DETAIL.
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR)
SEE NOTE 4; (INTERIOR)
SEE NOTE 5; (INTERIOR)
5" x 2'-10"
RECESSED IN
TUB.
X 6'-0" CABINET
EAST WALL OVER
section ROOM 10 surveyor PJ
INTERIOR date Y 98
page 1/21 of 28
FLOORS
photo 33a
BASEBOARD
NORTH WALL
EAST WALL
SOUTH WALL
WEST WALL
photo 33a
MOULDING
1" X 3" 'V' JOINT, UNFINISHED,
MILLED WOOD.
NONE
EXPOSED STRUCTURAL 2 X 4 STUDS;
EXTERIOR SIDING EXPOSED.
EXPOSED STRUCTURAL 2 X 4 STUDS.
1" X 3" 'V' JOINT, UNFINISHED,
MILLED WOOD.
1" X 7" 'V' JOINT, HORIZONTAL
WOOD SIDING, UNFINISHED.
1" X 1" WOOD
UNFINISHED.
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
TRIM AT ALL CORNERS
POOR COMPLETELY ROTTED
POOR SIDING ROTTED IN
VARIOUS AREAS.
POOR STUDS ROTTING IN
VARIOUS AREAS.
FAIR DIRTY; SOME FUNGUS
AND ROT PRESENT.
FAIR DIRTY; SOME ROT
FAIR DIRTY
NOTE 6: SEE NOTE 2: (INTERIOR
WATER LEAKING THROUGH
ROOF FLASHING DIRECT-
LY OVER CLOSET.
SEE NOTE 6; (INTERIOR) REFER
TO EXTERIOR (WALL SECTION)
FOR OTHER COMMENTS.
SHOWER'S PLUMBING EXPOSED
INCLUDING FAUCET; SEE NOTE
6; (INTERIOR).
SEE NOTE 6; (INTERIOR)
SEE NOTE 6; (INTERIOR);
1" X 6" VERTICAL WOOD BOARDS
COVERING OVER WINDOW OPENING.
sMPJ
section CLOSET ( RM 10 ) surveyor DEA
INTERIOR dateY
INTERIOR MAY 1981
element description condition remarks
element
CEILING
ELECTRICAL
PLUMBING
CABINETRY
II description
1" X 3" 'V' JOINT WOOD SIDING,
UNFINISHED.
NONE
NONE
FOUR 1" X 12" FIXED WOOD SHELVES
ON SOUTH WALL AT 12", 28", 39",
AND 53" A.F.F.
Condition
POOR ROTTED
FAIR DIRTY
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE &L L.l
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE I FLOOR PLAN )
II remarks
SEE NOTE 6; (INTERIOR)
section CLOSET ( RM 10 ) surveyor
N R RdeY DEA
INTERIOR dMAY 1981
page 1/23 of 28
1
-- -
FLOORS
photo 35c
BASEBOARD
WALLS (TYPICAL)
photo 35a,35b,35c
IMOULDING
photo 35a,35b,35c
CEILING
ELECTRICAL
photo 35a,35b
PLUMBING
CABINETRY
photo 35a,35b
1" X 5" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILL-
ED WOOD.
NONE
1" X 3" 'V' JOINT, HORIZONTAL
WOOD SIDING.
3/4" X 1" WOOD CORNER AND CEIL-
ING MOULDING, UNFINISHED.
1" X 3" BOX CAR WOOD SIDING, UN-
FINISHED.
CEILING OUTLET FIXTURE WITH POR-
CELAIN SOCKET; CONCEALED ELEC-
TRIC WIRES ABOVE CEILING.
NONE
VERTICAL T&G, WOOD SIDING, FIXED
CABINET WITH PLYWOOD SHELVES.
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE L
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W FLOOR PLAN C
element description condition remarks
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY;
WATERMARKS AT
ER SECTION OF
WEST WALL HAS
CENTER AND LOW-
WALL.
GOOD DIRTY
FAIR SOME BOARDS WARPED,
BEGINNING TO SHOW SIGNS OF
ROT.
GOOD DIRTY
section ROOM 11
INTERIOR
SEE NOTES 1 & 3; (INTERIOR)
SEE NOTE 2 (INTERIOR); WHITE
PAINTED FINISH IN A 3'.5" X
3'*2" AREA ON THE UPPER SEC-
TION OF THE SOUTH SIDE OF
THE WEST WALL.
SEE NOTE 2 (INTERIOR); 3"
DIAMETER HOLE IN CEILING
FROM REMOVAL OF LIGHT FIXTURE
SEE NOTE 4; (INTERIOR) NO
LIGHT BULB IN SOCKET.
CABINET LOCATED IN NORTHEAST
CORNER OF ROOM.
'U
MPJ
surveyor DEA
date
MAY 1981
page 1/24 of 28
I
element
FLOORS
photo 34a
BASEBOARD
photo 34a
WALLS (TYPICAL)
photo 34a,35b
MOULDING
photo 34a
CEILING
photo 34a,36c
CABINETRY
photo 34a,36a,l
II description
Condition
--
36b
section
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE W
II
SIII
ROOM 12
INTERIOR
....
remarks
5" X 8" SECTION CUT OUT OF
FLOOR AT SOUTHEAST CORNER.
PAINTED WHITE WOOD SIDING
13" ABOVE COUNTER TOP TO
EDGE OF CABINET.
2'.11" (NORTH WALL) AND 2'.3"
(EAST WALL) CEILING MOULDING
REMOVED FROM NORTHEAST CORNER
AT OPENING IN CEILING.
SEE NOTE 2; (INTERIOR) 2'-3"
X 2'.11" OPENING IN CEILING.
CABINET LOCATED ABOVE
KITCHEN COUNTER.
1" X 5" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED GOOD DIRTY
WOOD.
NONE
1" X 3" 'V' JOINT, HORIZONTAL GOOD DIRTY
WOOD SIDING.
3/4" X 1" WOOD CORNER AND CEIL- GOOD DIRTY
ING MOULDING, UNFINISHED.
1" X 3" BOX CAR WOOD SIDING, FAIR SOME BOARDS WARPED
UNFINISHED. BEGINNING TO SHOW SIGNS OF
ROT; BLACK ROT AT CENTER OF
EAST WALL.
2'.0" (WIDTH) X 2''11" (HEIGHT) FAIR FUNGUS AND DIRT;
X 7''2" (LENGTH) PLYWOOD (") CRACKED PLYWOOD SIDING.
CABINET; PAINTED WHITE; MASONITE
COUNTERTOP WITH METAL SINK;
MASONITE BACKSPLASH WITH ALUMI-
NUM TRIM AT EDGE; THREE DOORS
IN COUNTER.
2'.0" WIDE OPEN WOOD BUILT-IN GOOD DIRTY
CABINET WITH TWO SHELVES.
element
ELECTRICAL
LIGHTING FIXTURES
photo 36b
JUNCTION BOX
photo 36a,36b
110
photo
VOLT OUTLET
34a
photo 36a,36b
230 VOLT OUTLET
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
II description
CEILING OUTLET FIXTURE; PROCE-
LAIN SOCKET WITH MISSING PULL
CHAIN; ELECTRICAL WIRES CON-
CEALED.
METAL JUNCTION BOX IN PASS-THRU
WINDOW WITH EXPOSED WIRES AND NO
ATTACHED FIXTURE.
ONE DUPLEX WALL RECEPTACLE ON
WEST WALL, SOUTH OF DOOR OPEN-
ING WITH RECEPTACLE LAID IN
VERTICAL POSITION AT 3''6" A.F.F
ONE DUPLEX WALL RECEPTACLE ON
WEST WALL, NORTH OF PASS-THRU
WINDOW ABOVE BACKSPLASH LAID
IN HORIZONTAL POSITION.
ONE BLACK 230V OUTLET WITH EX-
POSED ELECTRICAL WIRES IN RUBBER
INSULATION.
condition
dsr 1to
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD
GOOD
GOOD
GOOD DIRTY
section
I remarks
SEE NOTE 4; (INTERIOR)
SEE NOTE 4; (INTERIOR)
ROOM 12
--a I
INTERIOR
__
p q
element
PLUMBING FIXTURE
photo 34a,36a,36b
PAPER TOWEL
DISPENSER
photo 36a,36b
I description
condition
I
1'.9" X 3'-6" DOUBLE METAL SINK
(EACH SINK 1'.3" X 1'*6") WITH
WHITE PORCELAIN ENAMEL FINISH;
SINGLE FAUCET WITH HOT AND COLD
WATER VALVES, STEEL PLATED.
WHITE PLASTIC TOWEL DISPENSER
WITH CANTILEVERED HOLDERS AT
BOTH ENDS.
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD
I,
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE AI
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA I -
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE FLOOR PLAN TD
section ROOM 12
INTERIOR
surveyor
date
MAY 1981
page 1/27 of 28
ii ~
Remarks
BY SCOTT COMPANY
a.-
element description condition remarks
It" .
FLOORS
BASEBOARD
WALLS (TYPICAL)
photo 20c
MOULDING
CEILING
ELECTRICAL
LIGHTING FIXTURES
PLUMBING FIXTURE
1" X 6" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED
WOOD.
NONE
1" X 8" VERTICAL BOARDS NAILED
TO FLOOR AND ROOF PLATE.
NONE
1" X 3" T&G, UNFINISHED, MILLED
WOOD.
CEILING OUTLET FIXTURE WITH POR-
CELAIN SOCKET; ELECTRICAL WIRES
CONCEALED ABOVE CEILING.
NONE
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE -
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA ,
FAIR, DIRTY
FAIR WEATHERED
GOOD DIRTY
GOOD DIRTY
section ROOM 13
INTERIOR
REFER TO EXTERIOR (WALL
SECTION) FOR ADDITIONAL
COMMENTS.
NO LIGHT BULB IN SOCKET.
I.
'U
surveyor DJ
date
MAY 1981
page 1/28 of 2
~J I
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
H
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36"4 OAK
OUTBUILDING-- '
-- BLDG.
ELECTRIC
POLE
L-WIRE FENCE (rYPICA,)
T CONCRETE
POSTS
C FEED
TROUGH
9"3 LUIT
-18"~ JEOAN.
4- --R L RL17
-A
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1-BLDG.
12" OAK ',
~~~'-I,.
24" + OAK /--
ROW OF POSTS (8)
POSTS BLDG. 'D^
PUMP W/ COVER / /
ELECTRIC
POLE
18" OAK
'O OAK-
'OST
WOOD RAIL FENCE
(TYPICAL)
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element description condition remarks
BUILDING A
photo 37b,38c
BUILDING B
photo 37a,37b,37c,38c
BUILDING C
photo 38c,39b,39c
BUILDING D
photo 38b
BUILDING E
photo 39a
BUILDING F
photo 40c
maintenance survey
FISH HOUSE
BAKER COUNTY, FLORIDA
ONE STORY WOODEN BALLOON FRAMED
BUILDING, WOOD T&G FLOOR, VER-
TICAL PLANK SIDING, SHEET METAL
GABLE ROOF.
ONE STORY WOODEN BALLOON FRAMED
SHED, NO FLOOR, EAST WALL EN-
CLOSED ONLY WITH VERTICAL PLANK
SIDING.
ONE STORY WOODEN BALLOON FRAMED
BUILDING, WOOD T&G FLOOR, VER-
TICAL PLANK SIDING, SPLIT
SHAKE GABLE ROOF.
BALLOON FRAMED CANOPY/SHED
OVER WATER TANK AND PUMP, METAL
SHEET ROOF.
ONE STORY LOG FRAMED ANIMAL PEN,
PARTIAL VERTICAL PLANK SIDING,
NO FLOOR, SPLIT SHAKE GABLE
ROOF.
TWO STORY WOODEN BALLOON FRAMED
BUILDING, VERTICAL PLANK SIDING,
SHEET METAL GABLE ROOF.
1
POOR 3/4 COLLAPSED. EX-
TENSIVE TERMITE DAMAGE,
FRAMING MEMBERS SEPARATING.
FAIR POST BASES ROTTED,
SIDING EXTENSIVE TERMITE
DAMAGED.
POOR EXTENSIVE TERMITE
DAMAGE, FRAMING MEMBERS
SEPARATE.
POOR 3/4 COLLAPSED, LIGHT
GREEN FUNGI, RUSTED, NOT
SECURED TO THE GROUND.
FAIR UNSTABLE, HOWEVER,
HEWN LOGS IN GOOD CONDITION.
GOOD WOOD SHOWS LITTLE DE-
TERIORATION, BITUMINOUS
PAPER COVERING MOSTLY PEELED
OFF.
section
LEANS CONSIDERABLY TO THE
WEST.
CONTAINS VARIOUS FARMING
INSTRUMENTS.
LEANS CONSIDERABLE TO THE
SOUTH.
LEANS TO THE EAST.
PRESENT USE-HAY STORAGE
surveyor TBT
date
MAY 1981
page o/ 1 of 1
I
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