J.H. Rowley Estate, Horntown, VA, 1725 Vintage PhotoThis vintage photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston captures the architectural heritage of Horntown, Accomack County, Virginia. The image features a significant structure known as the J. H. Rowley Estate, which showcases elements dating back to its original construction in 1725. The building underwent renovations in 1787 and has been referred to by various names, including Corbin Place and Wolferidge. The photograph highlights the square brick end of

features a notable structure located in Savannah

contributing to the preservation of North Carolinas architectural heritage

tree-lined neighborhoods

Dating back to 1734

stands tall in full traditional regalia in this striking photograph from September 1909

and Rowley Farm

These elements highlight the craftsmanship and design choices that were prevalent in the 18th century

which are emblematic of Moravian design and reflect the cultural heritage of the area

it remains in the family

This vintage photograph captures a historic building in Talbot County

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archival paper using a restored map of Fort Worth