The Mason House: top elevation, W. I. Pintle
Top views, elevations, and sections of hardware fittings allegedly used on the doors and windows of John Mason’s mansion on Analostan Island, later Theodore Roosevelt Island. Included are the pintle which is part of the door hinge, the escutcheon which protects the key hole, the key, the bolt used for securing the door, and the shutter catch for the windows. The elevations and top views show the surface of the objects while the sections reveal the inner mechanisms. These plans are a recreation based on the burnt remains of Mason’s mansion, photographs, and the style of construction. For more information please see Description of Mason House, THIS_100.
Collection
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
Creation Date
1936