Attachment_5_-_Update_Ironmaster_House_Wallpaper_carpet_patterns_0001.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 140P4226Q0021
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This is an attachment document specifying wallpaper and carpet patterns and styles required for the Ironmaster's House furnishing plan at Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site in Elverson, Pennsylvania. The document outlines reproduction specifications for multiple rooms within the historic house, organized by location and time period. The Office (1830-1840) requires wallpaper with border and ingrain carpet; the Hallway/Stairs calls for wallpaper with border featuring golden highlights and sage green accent borders along with Venetian striped carpet; the Stairs/Parlor (1860-1880) requires Wilton style carpet with blue flowers to be changed to green; the Dining Room (1850-1870) specifies wallpaper with border and Venetian stripe carpet. The document includes reference images (image1.png through image11.png) to support the pattern and style specifications for each location, serving as visual guidance for contractors bidding on the reproduction wallpaper and carpet solicitation 140P4226Q0021 issued by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Northeast Region.
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Ironmaster’s House Office (1830-1840) – Wallpaper with border
Ironmaster’s House –Ingrain Office carpet
Ironmaster’s House Hallway/Stairs - wallpaper with border (more golden highlight & border a sage green accent)
Ironmaster’s House Stairs– Venetian Striped carpet
Ironmaster's House Stairs – Parlor (1860-1880)
Ironmaster’s House – Parlor (1860-1880) Wilton style carpet (Blue flowers should be greens)
Ironmaster’s House – Dining Room (1850-1870) - Wallpaper with border
Ironmaster’s House Dining Room– Venetian Stripe Carpet image5.png image6.png image7.png image8.png image9.jpeg image10.png image11.png image1.png image2.png image3.png image4.png
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