[Well in rear yard of Arrivas House, looking Northwest, 1961]

Archaeological excavations reveal an 18th century blacksmith shop on National Park Serivice property after the Bennett Hotel was demolished for additional parking, looking North

Robert Steinbach (Restoration Commission archaeologist) and B. C. Roberts (park superintedent) examining the foundations of an 18th-century blacksmith shop found after the demolition of the Bennett Hotel, looking West (in the background: Judson Property on left, Best House on right)

The Arrivas House, Circa 1800 - The Arrivas House, Circa 1961

[Well in rear yard of Arrivas House, looking North, 1962]

[View of Arrivas House from rear, back portico, looking North, 1962]

[View of the rear yard of the Arrivas House, along the North side, looking East, 1962]

[View of the rear yard of the Arrivas House, with well and arbor construction, looking North, 1962]

[View of the rear yard of the Arrivas House, with well and arbor construction, looking South, 1962]

W. L. Sims, II, J. Saxton Lloyd, H. E. Wolfe, and Earle W. Newton standing in the patio of the Arrivas House, looking East, March, 1962

Archaeological excavations at Salcedo House, exposing the foundations of an earlier structure

Construction of Salcedo House, looking North

Construction of Salcedo House from the courtyard, looking Northeast

Construction of Salcedo House, southeast corner, looking North

Construction of Salcedo House, second floor and balcony from St. George Street, looking South

Construction of Salcedo House, second floor (incomplete) and balcony from St. George Street, looking North

Construction of Salcedo House, second floor (complete) and balcony from St. George Street, looking North

Construction of Salcedo House, second floor (complete) and balcony from St. George Street, looking Southwest

Framing the roof and balcony of Salcedo House, looking South

Framing the roof and balcony of Salcedo House, looking North