1700s Chimney.

Rhode Island early 1700's stone chimney stack consisting of four cut stone fireboxes.   The kitchen firebox has a chestnut lintel and a stone bake oven.  The fireboxes are built out of 8" coursed stone quarried from an outcropping 50' from the house site, then dressed smooth. The attached sketch provides overall dimensions. There are stones for repair to the firebacks as needed.  It is in very good condition, standing and ready for disassembly.  

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