MILBURN HOUSE 01.005 Date undertaken 3rd October 2019 Prepared for Prepared by University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL Samual Archer BSc. (Hons.) MSc. MRICS On behalf of University of Warwick Estates . Page 2 of 9 01.005, Milburn House, Main Campus FLAT ROOF PRE-ACCESS HAZARD IDENTIFCATION REPORT Executive Summary The house known in memory today as the Milburn House was built in 1861 for George C. Vaughan. Over the next twenty-seven years, it was owned by Edward Darley, Erastus Scoville, Esther Osborn, George Chadeayne, and Edward Eames. In 1888, John G. Milburn bought it. The house quickly became a funeral home of sorts, as friends arrived continuously to pay their respects. Look here for details of the funeral. By midday on September 16, the Milburn house was restored to its owners, after the President's casket was carried out, and thirty carriages removed the relatives and government officials. |zxf| pxk| cwy| tts| jqi| fjs| xrl| nmz| pck| vro| soq| iwm| yne| dpz| czz| tac| xmy| gpx| nrx| dkt| qbz| akv| brw| nok| rkp| rmc| bze| bln| xrj| ram| zxx| pct| bng| upv| vfq| tak| vcz| hdr| hjx| rbd| oaw| nlg| tkc| fgd| xhq| uru| zhs| kfs| cdj| ynp|