Adapted architectural prose contains mixed time layers: Warehouse D's porch is described both as retained and removed. Capacity, gauger arrangements and current building uses must not be presented as current operations. Physical survival does not establish unchanged production.
Original PDF pagination, not ebook reader counters. Attributed paraphrase.
Descriptions cover the still house and old foundations, warehouses A and D, boiler house, office/rectifying and cooperage uses, distiller's residence, quart retail house, toll house, Burks residence and later auxiliary buildings. They connect production, storage, retail, transport and domestic life. The text includes a 2012 tasting-room alteration.
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Architectural inventory and changing uses
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Evidence
Descriptions cover the still house and old foundations, warehouses A and D, boiler house, office/rectifying and cooperage uses, distiller's residence, quart retail house, toll house, Burks residence and later auxiliary buildings. They connect production, storage, retail, transport and domestic life. The text includes a 2012 tasting-room alteration.
Location and context
Original PDF 34–39; Architectural inventory and changing uses. Attributed paraphrase, not a direct quotation.
Annotation
Adapted architectural prose contains mixed time layers: Warehouse D's porch is described both as retained and removed. Capacity, gauger arrangements and current building uses must not be presented as current operations. Physical survival does not establish unchanged production.
Verification
Source fidelity and page range checked. Independent historical verification remains separate.
Whitaker 2017 — Architectural inventory and changing uses — PDF 34–39