No.	Title	Date
1	[Aritst's rendering for possible reconstruction projects along the South side of Cuna Street]
2	[Artist rendering of possible reconstruction projects in Block 4 and Block 5, centered on the Perez Sanchez House reconstruction]; Corner of Charlotte Street and Treasury Street
3	[Artist rendering of the Arrivas House as it may have looked in the late 18th and early 19th century.]
4	[Artist's rendering focusing on Block 28, showing the Wakeman House, Watson House, and Spanish Military Hospital]
5	[Artist's rendering of a possible reconstruction of the Salcedo House and kitchen]
6	[Artists rendering of Avero Complex and surrounding structures]
7	[Artist's Rendering of Block 8, from the corner of Hypolita Street and Charlotte Street, focusing on the Regidor-Clark House]
8	[Artists rendering of completed restoration of the Casa del Hidalgo]
9	[Artist's rendering of possible restoration project for Block 18, Lot 5 and 6]
10	[Artists rendering of the completed reconstruction of the Benet House on St. George Street]
11	[Artist's rendering of the reconstruction of the Gallegos House and the Gomez House]
12	[Artist's rendering showing possible reconstruction projects from the corner of St. George Street and Hypolita Street, looking Northeast, focusing on an interpertation of the Casa del Hidalgo]
13	[Artists rending of a concept for the reconstruction of the Ribera House, including the Blanco House and Carmona House]
14	[Artists rending of a concept for the reconstruction of the Ribera House, including the Parks property]
15	[Conceptual drawing showing the floor plan and west elevation for the Pellicer and Oliveros Houses, as they may have appeared in 1788]
16	[De Mesa Sanchez House]
17	[Orginal sketch of the historic San Domingo Redoubt of the Cubo defensive line near the corner present-day Orange Street and Cordova Street]
18	[Original pencil sketch of Castillo de San Marcos, looking East]
19	[Original sketch of Ribera House from St. George Street, looking Northeast]
20	[Original sketch of St. George Street as it would have appeared in colonial times]