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Decay of stone at the Palace of Westminster [electronic resource]

Language: English Series: Journal of the Franklin Institute ; January 1862, 73(3rd series v 43), 3-16(14)Publication details: Philadelphia Franklin Institute 1862Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 690
Online resources: Summary: The report of the committee appointed to inquire into the decay of the stonework in the New Palace of Westminster, and into the best means of preserving the stone from further injury. The report focuses on four main points of enquiry. The extent and position of the decay. The causes to which it is attributable, taking into consideration the composition of the stone, and the influence exerted upon it by moisture and by the acids diffused in the London atmosphere. The best means of preserving the stone from further injury. The qualities of the stones to be recommended for future use in, public buildings to be erected in London.
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The report of the committee appointed to inquire into the decay of the stonework in the New Palace of Westminster, and into the best means of preserving the stone from further injury. The report focuses on four main points of enquiry. The extent and position of the decay. The causes to which it is attributable, taking into consideration the composition of the stone, and the influence exerted upon it by moisture and by the acids diffused in the London atmosphere. The best means of preserving the stone from further injury. The qualities of the stones to be recommended for future use in, public buildings to be erected in London.