Webb House Historic Structure Report

Funded in part by the National Park Service's Save America's Treasures grant program.

The Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum embarked on a year-long project to document the complete architectural history of its oldest and most historically significant property, the 1752 Joseph Webb House in 2005. A team of experts, led by Brian Powell of Building Conservation Associates (BCA), conducted documentary research, performed physical analysis, and produced a comprehensive Historic Structure Report on this National Historic Landmark property. This project was the first step in a major stabilization effort designed to halt damage due to problems stemming from the Webb House's original construction.The Webb House Historic Structure Report Notebook highlights information uncovered during the year-long study.

• Colonial Dames
• Historic Houses & Barn
  • Museum Overview
  • Webb House
  • Webb Barn
  • Silas Deane House
  • Isaac Stevens House
  • Buttolph Williams House
• Historic Structures and Completion Reports
  • Webb House Historic Structure Report
  • Washington Bed Chamber Project Completion Report
  • Webb House Exterior Restoration Project Completion Report
  • Deane House Exterior Restoration Completion Report
• Exhibit Panels
  • The Webb Family
  • The Wethersfield Conference
  • The Yorktown Campaign
  • The Restoration of the Washington Bed Chamber
• Wallace Nutting and Webb House
• Children's Exhibits
• Colonial Revival Garden
  • About the Garden
  • Garden Angels
• Calendar of Events
• Museum School
• Weddings & Event Rentals
• Museum Shop
• Membership
• Press Room
• W-D-S Archive
• Slides: "Around Old Wethersfield"
• Articles & Related Websites

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