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John Callan <[log in to unmask]>
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Hope Lodge at Ft. Washington, PA, an historic site operated by the Pa
Historical and Museum Commission has such a tile suround and as I recall it
had a pretty thorough Historic Structures Report.  You might want to talk
to them.  Not sure if they have a Web site or not.  Steve Miller is the
site manager.

Cool site.  They've got a Georgian Mansion and a Colonial Revival addition
and they are not afraid to interpret them both.

-jc



"Gray, Tom" wrote:

> Heidi,
>
> Since you mentioned "material culture" in your post I'll address this to
> you, but please any other listers with knowledge do jump in.
>
> I'm trying to find solid sources on the history of ceramic tile used for
> residential fireplace surrounds and in bathrooms around 1900.  Any leads
> would be much appreciated.
>
> Arkie Cuz

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