Edenton, NC Historic Home of Samuel Johnston, 1801This vintage photograph captures a significant historical structure located in Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina. Built in 1801, the home was the residence of Samuel Johnston, who served as Governor in 1787 and was the first U. S. Senator from North Carolina. The architecture features a two story frame with a hipped roof and one story wings connected by a graceful curved colonnade. This design reflects the neoclassical style prevalent during the

The image showcases the intricate brickwork and architectural details typical of early 20th-century estates in the region

Georgia from 1891: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

This vintage photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston captures an architectural gem located in Tuscaloosa

and the quiet residential lanes

This snapshot is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South

The law office is emblematic of the professional buildings that served the community

Pigeon Cove (the North Village)

This initiative aimed to document the diverse architectural heritage across the Southern United States

it provides valuable insight into the civic design and community structure of the time

This vintage photograph captures a notable architectural detail from Savannah

which have been well-preserved over the years

It serves as a valuable historical record of Marylands architectural heritage