1850 Southern Architecture in Savannah, GeorgiaThis vintage photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston captures a notable architectural feature in Savannah, Georgia, specifically in Chatham County. The building, constructed in 1850, showcases the distinct Southern style characterized by expansive porches and balconies, which were integral to the regions architectural identity. Johnstons work is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, a significant project aimed at documenting

Staunch Seamen

It serves as an educational resource for those interested in the history and architecture of the American South

reflecting the lifestyle of the time

Beautifully restored map of Higganum

and the bordered factory and mill vignettes that highlight the industries powering the town

Perfect for history enthusiasts

providing insight into the living conditions and hospitality of the era

Illinois from 1878: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

the small figure of her son in a straw hat below the ridge

Johnstons work is recognized for its historical significance and attention to detail

Dating from the early 20th century

This photograph serves as a valuable educational resource for those interested in the architectural history of Georgia and its cultural institutions