Rocky Mount, NC 19th Century Greek Revival Mansion PhotoThis vintage photograph, attributed to Frances Benjamin Johnston, features a brick, two story mansion representative of early 19th century Greek Revival architecture located in Rocky Mount, Nash County, North Carolina. The image captures intricate details of the building, including elegant hand railings and spiral staircases, which exemplify the architectural style prevalent in the region during that period. The photograph is part of the Carnegie

illustrating the architectural history of Savannah and the broader southern region

showcases a residence in Savannah

It provides insight into the lifestyle and aesthetic values of the era

The image showcases intricate ironwork and gates typical of the period

1926: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

Built in 1771

the High School

representing the cultural and architectural heritage of Madison

The photograph showcases the elegant design of the stairway

features an architectural scene from New Roads

featuring distinctive columns that emphasize its Southern charm

which documents significant architectural styles and structures in the region