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tour.description = Virtual Tour of the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Pass-a-Grille, Florida.
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HTMLText_07745157_1E14_8D16_41BA_ACB3168DB9BE.html = Historic Graffiti
Historic graffiti at the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument in St. Augustine, Florida often contains dates, names, and regiment information for enlisted persons from the fort’s past. This casement room has a number of areas of enlisted graffiti, including this spot near the doorway between the Casement 15 and Casement 14 passage. In this example, note the word Mis for Mississippi- likely where the person’s regiment is from, and an 1888 date with “Woodbury” as a possible surname.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Kiowa Sun Dance Carving
On the west wall of Casement 15 at the Castillo de San Marcos is an area that contains historic graffiti incised into the coquina and plaster by Kiowa Plains Indians who were incarcerated at the National Monument. The graffiti likely dates to around 1870 and its faint lines have faded and have been impacted by moisture and surface spalling over the years. Our 3D laser scanning and imaging of these carvings are used like a map of the wall to assist managers in knowing thhe extent and condition of the carvings and our 3D models and renders are utilized by the National Park Service as part of conservation and interpretation efforts at the site.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Kiowa Sun Dance Carving
On the west wall of Casement 15 at the Castillo de San Marcos is an area that contains historic graffiti incised into the coquina and plaster by Kiowa Plains Indians who were incarcerated at the National Monument. The graffiti likely dates to around 1870 and its faint lines have faded and have been impacted by moisture and surface spalling over the years. Our 3D laser scanning and imaging of these carvings are used like a map of the wall to assist managers in knowing thhe extent and condition of the carvings and our 3D models and renders are utilized by the National Park Service as part of conservation and interpretation efforts at the site.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Church Baptismal Font
Part of a museum documentation project for the USF Honors College at the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Pass-a-Grille, Florida.
Kiowa Sun Dance Carving
On the west wall of Casement 15 at the Castillo de San Marcos is an area that contains historic graffiti incised into the coquina and plaster by Kiowa Plains Indians who were incarcerated at the National Monument. The graffiti likely dates to around 1870 and its faint lines have faded and have been impacted by moisture and surface spalling over the years. Our 3D laser scanning and imaging of these carvings are used like a map of the wall to assist managers in knowing thhe extent and condition of the carvings and our 3D models and renders are utilized by the National Park Service as part of conservation and interpretation efforts at the site.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Kiowa Sun Dance Carving
On the west wall of Casement 15 at the Castillo de San Marcos is an area that contains historic graffiti incised into the coquina and plaster by Kiowa Plains Indians who were incarcerated at the National Monument. The graffiti likely dates to around 1870 and its faint lines have faded and have been impacted by moisture and surface spalling over the years. Our 3D laser scanning and imaging of these carvings are used like a map of the wall to assist managers in knowing thhe extent and condition of the carvings and our 3D models and renders are utilized by the National Park Service as part of conservation and interpretation efforts at the site.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Church Baptismal Font
Part of a museum documentation project for the USF Honors College at the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Pass-a-Grille, Florida.
Madonna and Child Panel
Wood panel depicting Madonna and Child- Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Pass-a-Grille, Florida.
Kiowa Sun Dance Carving
On the west wall of Casement 15 at the Castillo de San Marcos is an area that contains historic graffiti incised into the coquina and plaster by Kiowa Plains Indians who were incarcerated at the National Monument. The graffiti likely dates to around 1870 and its faint lines have faded and have been impacted by moisture and surface spalling over the years. Our 3D laser scanning and imaging of these carvings are used like a map of the wall to assist managers in knowing thhe extent and condition of the carvings and our 3D models and renders are utilized by the National Park Service as part of conservation and interpretation efforts at the site.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Kiowa Sun Dance Carving
On the west wall of Casement 15 at the Castillo de San Marcos is an area that contains historic graffiti incised into the coquina and plaster by Kiowa Plains Indians who were incarcerated at the National Monument. The graffiti likely dates to around 1870 and its faint lines have faded and have been impacted by moisture and surface spalling over the years. Our 3D laser scanning and imaging of these carvings are used like a map of the wall to assist managers in knowing thhe extent and condition of the carvings and our 3D models and renders are utilized by the National Park Service as part of conservation and interpretation efforts at the site.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Hot Shot Furnace
The hot shot furnace is part of a water battery, built between 1835 and 1844, located on the east side of the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument in St. Augustine, Florida. This furnace would have been stoked by a team of soldiers preparing cannonballs as “hot shot” that would be used to fire at incoming wooden ships. The shot was ready after about 30 minutes of heating in a coal bed. Metal tongs were required to remove the shot and prepare it for firing from the cannon and artillery stationed nearby along the fort’s seawall.
Although not a technique that was battle proven at the Castillo, soldiers did routinely drill for the possibility of using hotshot to fend off invaders. This technology went out of vogue with ironclad ships came into use and made these type of furnaces obsolete. ackground image courtesy National Park Service, c. 1939 from the publication: Hot Shot Furnaces pg. 6. .
Church Baptismal Font
Part of a museum documentation project for the USF Honors College at the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Pass-a-Grille, Florida.
Church Baptismal Font
Part of a museum documentation project for the USF Honors College at the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Pass-a-Grille, Florida.
Kiowa Sun Dance Carving
On the west wall of Casement 15 at the Castillo de San Marcos is an area that contains historic graffiti incised into the coquina and plaster by Kiowa Plains Indians who were incarcerated at the National Monument. The graffiti likely dates to around 1870 and its faint lines have faded and have been impacted by moisture and surface spalling over the years. Our 3D laser scanning and imaging of these carvings are used like a map of the wall to assist managers in knowing thhe extent and condition of the carvings and our 3D models and renders are utilized by the National Park Service as part of conservation and interpretation efforts at the site.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Kiowa Sun Dance Carving
On the west wall of Casement 15 at the Castillo de San Marcos is an area that contains historic graffiti incised into the coquina and plaster by Kiowa Plains Indians who were incarcerated at the National Monument. The graffiti likely dates to around 1870 and its faint lines have faded and have been impacted by moisture and surface spalling over the years. Our 3D laser scanning and imaging of these carvings are used like a map of the wall to assist managers in knowing thhe extent and condition of the carvings and our 3D models and renders are utilized by the National Park Service as part of conservation and interpretation efforts at the site.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Madonna and Child Panel
Wood panel depicting Madonna and Child- Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Pass-a-Grille, Florida.
Madonna and Child Panel
Wood panel depicting Madonna and Child- Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Pass-a-Grille, Florida.
Kiowa Sun Dance Carving
On the west wall of Casement 15 at the Castillo de San Marcos is an area that contains historic graffiti incised into the coquina and plaster by Kiowa Plains Indians who were incarcerated at the National Monument. The graffiti likely dates to around 1870 and its faint lines have faded and have been impacted by moisture and surface spalling over the years. Our 3D laser scanning and imaging of these carvings are used like a map of the wall to assist managers in knowing thhe extent and condition of the carvings and our 3D models and renders are utilized by the National Park Service as part of conservation and interpretation efforts at the site.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Historic Pew from Church
Part of a museum documentation project for the USF Honors College at the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Pass-a-Grille, Florida. This pew bench dates to c. 1940 and was part of the original church architecture and furnishings that house the museum today. The museum structure is listed on the National Register of Historical Places and the pew is representative of the building’s former function.
Kiowa Sun Dance Carving
On the west wall of Casement 15 at the Castillo de San Marcos is an area that contains historic graffiti incised into the coquina and plaster by Kiowa Plains Indians who were incarcerated at the National Monument. The graffiti likely dates to around 1870 and its faint lines have faded and have been impacted by moisture and surface spalling over the years. Our 3D laser scanning and imaging of these carvings are used like a map of the wall to assist managers in knowing thhe extent and condition of the carvings and our 3D models and renders are utilized by the National Park Service as part of conservation and interpretation efforts at the site.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Madonna and Child Panel
Wood panel depicting Madonna and Child- Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Pass-a-Grille, Florida.
Kiowa Sun Dance Carving
On the west wall of Casement 15 at the Castillo de San Marcos is an area that contains historic graffiti incised into the coquina and plaster by Kiowa Plains Indians who were incarcerated at the National Monument. The graffiti likely dates to around 1870 and its faint lines have faded and have been impacted by moisture and surface spalling over the years. Our 3D laser scanning and imaging of these carvings are used like a map of the wall to assist managers in knowing thhe extent and condition of the carvings and our 3D models and renders are utilized by the National Park Service as part of conservation and interpretation efforts at the site.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Church Baptismal Font
Part of a museum documentation project for the USF Honors College at the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Pass-a-Grille, Florida.
Kiowa Sun Dance Carving
On the west wall of Casement 15 at the Castillo de San Marcos is an area that contains historic graffiti incised into the coquina and plaster by Kiowa Plains Indians who were incarcerated at the National Monument. The graffiti likely dates to around 1870 and its faint lines have faded and have been impacted by moisture and surface spalling over the years. Our 3D laser scanning and imaging of these carvings are used like a map of the wall to assist managers in knowing thhe extent and condition of the carvings and our 3D models and renders are utilized by the National Park Service as part of conservation and interpretation efforts at the site.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Kiowa Sun Dance Carving
On the west wall of Casement 15 at the Castillo de San Marcos is an area that contains historic graffiti incised into the coquina and plaster by Kiowa Plains Indians who were incarcerated at the National Monument. The graffiti likely dates to around 1870 and its faint lines have faded and have been impacted by moisture and surface spalling over the years. Our 3D laser scanning and imaging of these carvings are used like a map of the wall to assist managers in knowing thhe extent and condition of the carvings and our 3D models and renders are utilized by the National Park Service as part of conservation and interpretation efforts at the site.
Click below to view the 3D Model.
Church Baptismal Font
Part of a museum documentation project for the USF Honors College at the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Pass-a-Grille, Florida.
Church Baptismal Font
Part of a museum documentation project for the USF Honors College at the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, Pass-a-Grille, Florida.