Created as part of a collaborative group project during a preservation internship, Kaylee Holland proposed and developed a mock historic structure report focused on a section of rubble masonry wall ruins at San Antonio Missions National Historical Park & UNESCO Site. The report includes a researched historical context for the northeast area of the Mission San Juan compound, along with detailed, section-by-section condition assessments of the low rubble masonry walls in that area.

It also presents a set of treatment recommendations and an evaluation of photogrammetry results used to document the site. For staff use, it includes a summarized version of a UTSA report on proper masonry resource management within the park. Additionally, the document features brief case studies from other parks with similar resources, offering insight into how comparable conditions are handled.

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