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1923 pane glass distribution.The late 1920s aerial and photo shows at least one window west of the door on the north elevation of the structure. However, 73% of the 1923 assemblage falls clearly within the footprint of the interior of the kitchen wing and may indicate that windows containing 1923 glass damaged by the razing of the structure in 1965 fell into the interior as the building was being demolished.