Stone and Lime Historic Restoration Services | PROJECTS
RESTORATION OF SECOND BANK
OF UNITED STATES
PHILADELPHIA, PA
Location
Second Bank, Philadelphia, PAClient
National Park ServiceProject Size
$7,291,786Dates
11/2021 - 12/2022Scope Of Work
Replacement of copper roof assembly, repair of associated framing/sheathing, repair, repointing and rehabilitation of the stone walls, and replacement of wood window sashes and trim, and repair of frames/trim to remain.
PROJECT SUMMARY
Built between 1819 and 1824, The Second Bank of the United States is an example of Greek Revival architecture designed by William Strickland. The Second Bank was modeled after the Parthenon in Greece. Today, the bank is home to an extraordinary portrait gallery of revolutionary heroes and federal statesman of the 18th century.
The scope of services Stone & Lime provided, include: the replacement of the copper roof (including associated elements, such as flashings, pipe drains, gutters and downspouts), the preservation and repair of the exterior marble masonry walls (cleaning, conservation and stabilization where needed), and repointing and replacement of sashes for 51 wood windows.