The longitudinal sectional elevation is extensively annotated and includes the foundations. The two elevations show the two sides of a corner of the building with the stairs leading up to the porch into the restaurant. The door from this porch is visible on the left of the main sectional elevation. The section goes through the porch and all give detailed measurements and have some construction notes. The details of the steelwork for these stairs is in a pale purple at a scale 1.5" to 1ft. There are also two details of steelwork for the landing at the head of the stairs, these are in grey and at a scale of 1" to 1ft. This colour differentiation is also shown on the section and elevation. The main sectional elevation and the section and elevations of the porch and staircase are at a scale of 1" to 4ft. This copy was taken from a tracing of the original which had been signed by several Royal Engineers. This copy is also signed by G Lewis of G Lewis and Sons (Dover) Ltd, possibly the builders and a witness.
This is part of the Job: PF/DOV/015 Alterations To Buildings For Expanded Military Use In 1924, Dover Castle; within the Volume: PF/DOV Dover Castle, Kent; within the Series: EHC01/022 English Heritage Plans And Measured Drawings; within the Collection: EHC01 English Heritage(Eh):Archive
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Porch, External Staircase, Regimental Institute