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Very simply, very directly, and very successfully they dealt with the environment in terms of itself - the clay for the bricks and the materials for the plaster and marvelously good mortar which was used, were integral parts of the local physical background ... C. J. Laughlin, 1946 |
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Construction MaterialsThe primary materials at St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 are: Bricks & Mortar - Soft hand made bricks and lime-based mortar Stucco - LIme or hydraulic lime historically, Recent cement Surface Finishes - Limewashes and modern paints Marble - Closure tablets, statues and ornaments Metal - Wrought and cast iron, transitional composite metals Opening quote: C.J. Laughlin, "The Architecture of New Orleans" Architectural Review 1946 Aug. v. 100, p 35-40. |
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