Hull Family Home and Farmstead - Table of Contents

First Floor - Restoration from 2004-2018
Hull Family Home and Farmstead

5976 Genesee Street, Lancaster, NY
Hull Family Home and Farmstead - Official Website

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August 2004 photos  taken during a tour of the house for the Landmark Society Board of Trustees given by John Conlin who authored the house Historic Structure Report

Common room


2011 photo - Common Room
WOODWORK: and WALLS: Woodwork and wallpaper (none original) were stripped and plaster repaired throughout the house ...
WINDOW AT LEFT:  Reconstructed window replaces a door that was not original    ...
FIREPLACE:  Period correct Federal style fireplace replaces a wall that was not original. The fireplace surround was donated from a house located on Route 5   ...
FLOOR:  New Eastern white pine boards    ...
RADIANT HEAT: In 2008-09, most of the house, including this room, had radiant heat installed underneath the floor boards.



2011 photo - Common Room
 Note reconstructed Onondaga limestone hearth.



2011 photo - Common Room
 Note repointed Onondaga limestone back wall.



2011 photo - Common Room
 Reconstructed Onondaga limestone hearth.



2011 photo - Common Room
 New Eastern white pine floor boards.



2018 photo - Common Room
Note painted fireplace



2018 photo - Common Room
Note repaired Onondaga limestone hearth



2011 photo - Common Room
 North side of the room:  office at left through the doorway  ...   Pantry through the right doorway




2011 photo - Common Room
 South side of the room looking out onto Genesee Street and Pavement Road   ...   The LaFarge property which was purchased in 2009 is on the southeast corner of Genesee and Pavement.

WINDOWS: All the windows in the house were replaced in 2005 with period appropriate (Federal style) 12 over 12 panes from Germany. 2 types of wavy glass were used. Cost of windows was $25,000; cost of installation was $20,000.

 

2018 photo - Common Room
Door leads to basement




2018 photo - Common Room Pantry





Office: Slant-front desk

Most furniture in the museum are donated pieces that can be used by visitors.  This recently donated desk is an exception.


2018 photo - Office slant-front desk
Desk from the early 1800s   ...    Note pull-out slides that support the writing surface   ...   Reproduction Hepplewhite chair to the immediate  left of the desk   ...   Reproduction Queen Anne chair at right



2018 photo - Office slant-front desk
English oak   ...   Brass escutcheons



2018 photo - Office slant-front desk
Slant top writing surface  ...   Four pigeon holes and drawers



2018 photo - Office slant-front desk
   Original  wide plank floor ...   Rosettes with bail handles   ...   Bracket foot




Parlor


2004 photo - Taken during Historian John Conlin's tour of the house - Parlor
Original Federal style  fireplace



2004 photo - 
Taken during Historian John Conlin's tour of the house - Parlor



2011 photo - Parlor
 WOODWORK: and WALLS: Woodwork and wallpaper (none original) were stripped and plaster repaired throughout the house   ...
FLOOR:  Original; restored   ...
RADIANT HEAT: In 2008-09,  most of the house, including this room, had radiant heat installed underneath the floor boards.



2011 photo - Parlor
 Note new lath work at top   ...   Stone in lower left is Onondaga limestone.



2011 photo - Parlor
 Repointed Onondaga limestone fireplace wall   ...    Restored brick hearth   ...   Period appropriate andirons (not original)



2011 photo - Parlor
Repointed Onondaga limestone fireplace wall



2018 photo - Parlor



2018 photo - Parlor



2018 photo - Parlor
Bull's eye  corner block and molding surround



  2004 photo - taken during Historian John Conlin's tour of the house - Parlor
Warren Hull gravestone salvaged from the cemetery near rear of property.  now in cemetery



  2004 photo - Taken during Historian John Conlin's tour of the house - Parlor
Warren Hull's "Sons of the Revolutionary War" metal grave marker
ow in cemetery


  2004 photo -
Taken during Historian John Conlin's tour of the house- Parlor
Polly Hull's stone grave marker  
ow in cemetery


2011 photo -  Parlor
 South side of the room looking out onto Genesee Street   ...
WINDOWS: All the windows in the house were replaced with period appropriate (Federal style) 12 over 12 panes from Germany. 2 types of wavy glass were used   ...    Cost of windows was $25,000; cost of installation was $20,000.



2018 photo - Parlor




Sitting Room


2004 photo -
Taken during Historian John Conlin's tour of the house - Sitting room
Restored fireplace below:



2011 photo - Sitting room

Partially restored original fireplace



2011 photo - Sitting room
Restored lath work using sawn laths  - as opposed to original accordion laths   ...      Chimney cupboard



2011 photo - Sitting room
Lighter colored wood in fireplace and on the floor are reconstructed pieces.



2011 photo - Sitting room
Reconstructed oval and rectangle on the fireplace  frieze.



2011 photo - Sitting room
Repointed Onondaga limestone wall and hearth



2011 photo
- Sitting room
Woodwork and wallpaper (none original) were stripped and plaster repaired throughout the house   ...     All the windows in the house were replaced in 2005 with period appropriate (Federal style) 12 over 12 panes from Germany   ...    2 types of wavy glass were used



2018 photo - Sitting room
Reproduction
Hepplewhite shield back chairs



2018 photo - Sitting room




2018 photo - Sitting room
Ovals common in the Federal style



2018 photo - Sitting room





Special thanks to Hull Family Home and Farmstead Executive Director Gary Costello for his assistance in 2004, 2011 and 2018.
Photos and their arrangement © 2018 Chuck LaChiusa
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