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Architectural Feature: Exterior
Date: 1945
A three-car wood frame garage, located west of the Marconi cottage (9003) is in good condition. It measures 24' x 27'. Its exterior has composite felt manufactured to look like brick. The hipped roof has composition shingles. The exterior wood trim needs to be painted and the exterior electrical fixtures have been removed. It is set back from Marconi Road on the edge of the bluff (Photo Nos. 183 - 184). It has three overhead doors and large windows. A few door panels have been kicked in. The garage is currently filled with thousands of Imperial roof tiles, chestnut woodwork, interior doors, exterior windows and other items salvaged from the New Brunswick Marconi station prior to its demolition.
Photos: 183 and 184.
Proposed Work
During Phase I repaint trim. Repair damage to doors. Reuse
as a storage building for materials during renovations and later as a garage.
It can also serve as a food and seating area for picnic style events on-site.
Photo 183
Photo 184
Updated January 27, 2004
Page created February 8, 2002
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