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CONSERVATION RESEARCH LABORATORY REPORTS CONSERVING THE HULL OF THE BELLE LA SALLE SHIPWRECK PROJECT,
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CONSERVATION RESEARCH LABORATORY REPORTS CONSERVING THE HULL OF THE BELLE LA SALLE SHIPWRECK PROJECT,
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PHOTO GALLERY 14: FALL 2001
The reassembly of the hull of La Belle is virtually complete!
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View of the reconstructed hull. Only a few minor timbers still need to be added.
Aerial view of the reconstructed hull.
Webcam Update: In order to protect the ship during the conservation phase, we have built a protective cover over the treatment pool. While necessary, this has unfortunately obscured the camera's view of the ship. Therefore, the camera will be moved to document ongoing conservation of two coal cars from a mine in Jewett, Texas.
View of the newly built cover built over the treatment pool.
The roof was constructed from a modified greenhouse kit.
RETURN TO HULL CONSERVATION PHOTO GALLERY INDEX CRL PROJECT REPORTS LA SALLE SHIPWRECK PROJECT (TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION)
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