Historic 1768 Building in Harford County, Maryland PhotoThis vintage photograph captures a historic building in Harford County, Maryland, constructed in 1768 by Aquila Hall. Known for its double staircase and fine paneling, this structure exemplifies the architectural style of its time. The buildings name is believed to be a corruption of the word Dowry. Frances Benjamin Johnston, a prominent photographer, documented this architectural gem as part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South.

archival matte paper using a restored map of Albuquerque

The photograph showcases elements such as balconies

capturing a moment in time that contributes to the understanding of the area’s past

The image highlights the intricate details of the building

this building exemplifies the rich architectural heritage of Orleans Parish

making it an essential piece for those interested in Georgias architectural heritage

the great serpent arches through the waves as small boats full of onlookers row out toward it

offering insight into the craftsmanship and design of the period

Printed in the United States

This vintage photograph captures the Reynolds family home

Its historical context enriches our appreciation of the craftsmanship and design that characterize the period

this reproduction is printed using KNOWOL's restored version of the 1875 "Woman with a Parasol" painting