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Charles Carroll House
Annapolis, MD The surviving section of the brick house was begun by Charles Carroll of Annapolis
in 1725, and was enlarged by his son, Charles Carroll of Carrollton in the 1770s and again in the 1790s.
Dell Corporation worked on
roof leaks, and tested and repaired
gutter downspouts.
In response to cracking in the masonry, several test pits were dug to determine
if the foundation was sufficient. Dell Corporation also installed
crack monitors
to track any further movement of the masonry.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Washington, DC Built between 1876 and 1879, St. Luke's has been designated a
National Historic Landmark by the National Park Service.
Dell Corporation worked on the church's
doors, designed some
new hardware,
and restored some
old hardware.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Washington, DC St. Mary's was designed by prominent 19th-century architect James Renwick, Jr.,
and built in 1886. Work done by Dell Corporation includes...
epoxy repairs
of the posts, reinforcing the
brick arch,
reinforcing the
wooden trusses, and
plaster repair.
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Federal Reserve Board Building Fountains
Washington, DC The two black granite fountains were installed on the front (south) lawn
of the Federal Reserve Board Building in early 1937. Each fountain pond is surrounded
by decorative paving, probably created by the John Joseph Earley Studio.
Dell Corporation was brought in to investigate the cause of
cracks that have appeared
in the rectangular bases of the fountains, and in the pavements surrounding the fountains.
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