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    Architectural Conservation Steward Interns Perform Rehabilitation Work on the Sir John Dill Memorial Grave [Image 10 of 15]

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    A worker in full personal protective equipment is performing conservation or maintenance work on a large dark bronze or painted metal equine sculpture outdoors. The worker is kneeling on a platform and applying a cloth or chemical treatment to the legs of the horse statue. The setting appears to be a park or public outdoor space with trees visible in the background.

    ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    10.19.2021

    Photo by Elizabeth Fraser   

    Arlington National Cemetery   

    Architectural Conservation Steward Interns perform rehabilitation work on the Sir John Dill Memorial Grave at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Va., Oct. 19, 2021.

    For six months, Army National Military Cemeteries and Arlington National Cemetery hosted interns in partnership with the National Park Service (NPS) Historic Preservation Training Center (HPTC) Traditional Trades Apprenticeship Program (TTAP) and Conservation Legacy Stewards Individual Placement Program. The interns supported the Cultural Resources and Conservation Programs at ANC in execution of ANC's mission to represent the American people for past, present, and future generations, while immersing guests in the cemetery's living history.

    (U.S. Army photo by Elizabeth Fraser / Arlington National Cemetery / released)

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    Date Taken: 10.19.2021
    Date Posted: 12.07.2021 12:22
    Photo ID: 6968473
    VIRIN: 211019-A-IW468-665
    Resolution: 5568x3712
    Size: 11.01 MB
    Location: ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA, US

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