Lee Mont Water Mills, Accomack County, Virginia, 1980sFrances Benjamin Johnston captured a significant aspect of Virginias architectural history with her photograph of Lee Mont, located in Accomack County. This image, part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, showcases the regions water mills, which were essential to local agriculture and industry in the 19th century. Johnstons work contributes to our understanding of Southern architecture and the technological advancements of the

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This image is a valuable artifact from the early 20th century

and fanlights that are emblematic of the period

The image highlights the old smokehouse and servants house

it showcases architectural elements common in the region

inviting leisurely gatherings in a serene atmosphere

which aimed to catalog significant architectural styles and structures across the Southern United States

the facility was closely linked to the rice industry and served as a loading dock

The image showcases distinct elements such as balconies

MA from 1894: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

emphasizing the intricate design of porches that characterized many Southern homes

The photograph serves as a visual record of Savannahs historical infrastructure