Smokehouse
Item
Title
Smokehouse
Description
Plantation smokehouse with ships etched on interior walls, pyramidal stone roof plastered with lime. Windows slant inwards.
Material: Cut limestone, brick, lime mortar
Material: Cut limestone, brick, lime mortar
Subject
~18th-19th century sugar plantation building, Anguilla
Creator
Photos by Elysia Petras, Karin Nankin, Kay Bell, Jessica Davis and Paul Farnsworth
Drawings by Carl Webster
Map by Cara Tercsak
Blueprint drawings by Carl Webster, Anguilla Archaeological and Historical Society
Drawings by Carl Webster
Map by Cara Tercsak
Blueprint drawings by Carl Webster, Anguilla Archaeological and Historical Society
Extent
Dimensions: 3.08 x 3.09 x3.09 x 3.08 exterior.
Door: 1 m wide, 2.03 m high, and 45 cm deep.
Windows(6): 30 cm x 30 cm (exterior) ; 45cm deep.
Vents (3): 50cmx42 cm and 45 cm deep.
Walls are 45 cm thick, 2.72 m high, S and W exterior faces are 3.08 m in width, N and E faces have a width of 3.09 m.
Door: 1 m wide, 2.03 m high, and 45 cm deep.
Windows(6): 30 cm x 30 cm (exterior) ; 45cm deep.
Vents (3): 50cmx42 cm and 45 cm deep.
Walls are 45 cm thick, 2.72 m high, S and W exterior faces are 3.08 m in width, N and E faces have a width of 3.09 m.
Item sets
Smokehouse by Jessica Davis 
Smokehouse western face 
Smokehouse northern face 
Smokehouse Ship 
Large ship detail, southern wall 
Ship 2 
Interior detail, southern wall 
Smokehouse on map 
Smokehouse entrance 
Smokehouse windows by Carl Webster 
Ship with measurement 
Smokehouse_Photo by Kay Bell 
Ceiling Detail 
Smokehouse_large ship