Johnston-Plummer House, Warrenton NC, 1775 History ImageThis vintage photograph captures the Johnston Plummer House located in Warrenton, North Carolina, a significant example of early American architecture dating back to approximately 1775. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, a comprehensive documentation of historical structures in the region. The house exemplifies the craftsmanship and design elements prevalent in the 18th century, showcasing wooden construction

with the town and hills of Gloucester spread along the far shore

NY in 1875: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

showcases classic architectural elements such as columns

an important figure in early American photography

• Hanging hardware included Historic landowners map of South Windsor

It serves as a visual record of Brunswick Countys residential architecture

The project aimed to preserve and highlight the unique architectural heritage of the region

characterized by its two-and-a-half-story design

reflecting the architectural style of the time

a significant documentation effort aimed at preserving the architectural heritage of the Southern United States

and well-maintained gardens that enhance the buildings charm

Massachusetts from 1930