TOOL HOUSE II

Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 10: BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Tool House II
1951 – present

TOOL SHED II

Tool Shed II, shop doorway, 2009. [rockwork_127_toolshed2_wall]

TOOL HOUSE II, 1951-present


TAGS: Tool House II, Tool House I, Quakers, William Hayes, Maintenance Building, toolhouse, William Hayes, maintenance staff, farm staff, native stone, farm equipment


Tool House II was constructed to replace the small and aging Tool House I. The construction of the new tool house was conducted by young students associated with a workshop for Quakers which was held at Pine Mountain in the summer of 1951. The new structure was located farther up the hill, above the location of the original Tool House I.

Supervised by William Hayes and other staff, the construction of the native stone and board and batten building was designed to house farm equipment, as well as to provide space to repair the equipment and store critical tools used in the maintenance of the institution.

Today, Tool House II is showing its age and also some construction flaws in its sagging gabled roof and in the cracking masonry. The lack of insulation and a heating source makes the structure a poor work area in deep winter, but it continues to provide a central location for maintenance staff, farm staff, and for the tools they need to do their jobs.


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TOOL HOUSE I


Title

Tool House II

Alt. Title

Toolhouse ; Maintenance Building ; Tool Shed II ;

Identifier

TOOL HOUSE II

Creator

Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, KY

Alt. Creator

Ann Angel Eberhardt ; Helen Hayes Wykle ;

Subject Keyword

Tool House II ; Maintenance Building ; Toolhouse ; Pine Mountain Settlement School ; Tool House I ; Quakers ; workshops ; William Hayes ; staff ; native stone ; board and batten ; farm equipment ; repairs ; maintenance staff ; tools ; farm staff ; Pine Mountain, KY ; Harlan County, KY ;

Subject LCSH

Tool House II — Pine Mountain Settlement School (Pine Mountain, Ky.) — History.
Architecture — Pine Mountain Settlement School.
Pine Mountain Settlement School (Pine Mountain, Ky.) — History.
Harlan County (Ky.) — History.
Vernacular architecture — Kentucky.
Rural schools — Kentucky — History.
Schools — Appalachian Region, Southern.

Date

2013-10-24

Publisher

Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, KY

Contributor

n/a

Type

Collections ; text ; JPG images ;

Format

Original and copies of images, documents, and correspondence in file folders in filing cabinet

Source

Series 10: Built Environment (Physical Plant)

Language

English

Relation

Is related to: Pine Mountain Settlement School Collections, Series 10: Built Environment (Physical Plant) ; Kentucky Virtual Library collections <http://www.kyvl.org/> [searchable]
Berea College Southern Appalachian Archives <http://www.berea.edu/library/Special/saarchives.html>
Transylvania College Archives <http://www.transy.edu/libspcoll.html>
Univ. of KY Appalachian Archives <http://libraries.uky.edu/libpage.php?lweb_id=84&llib_id=13>
National Historic Landmarks Database <http://tps.cr.nps.gov/nhl/detail.cfm?ResourceId=1756&ResourceType=District>

Coverage Temporal

1951 – present

Coverage Spatial

Pine Mountain, KY ; Harlan County, KY ;

Rights

Any display, publication, or public use must credit the Pine Mountain Settlement School. Copyright retained by the creators of certain items in the collection, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.

Donor

n/a

Description

Core documents, correspondence, writings, and administrative papers about Tool House II ; clippings, photographs, books about Tool House II ;

Acquisition

Constructed 1951

Citation

Pine Mountain Settlement School Institutional Papers, Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, KY

Processed By

Helen Hayes Wykle ; Ann Angel Eberhardt ;

Last Updated

2013-10-24 hw ; 2014-05-21 aae ; 2022-03-13 aae ; 2023-04-08 aae ;

Bibliography

Source

Pine Mountain Settlement School Institutional Papers. Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, KY. Archival material.

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