Historic Building in Richmond, VA - 1791 StructureFrances Benjamin Johnston captured this vintage photograph in Richmond, Virginia, showcasing a significant structure located in Henrico County. The building is part of the Old Brick House Tract, with origins tracing back to as early as 1791. This historical context adds depth to the architectural heritage of the area, making it a notable site for those interested in the evolution of American homes. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the

reflecting the architectural heritage of the South

reflecting the state’s architectural evolution

showcases a significant structure located in Selma

it fell into a ruinous state and was later occupied by the Ware family until around 1913

The survey is a significant historical record

ensuring the preservation of these significant moments in American history

These elements reflect the design aesthetics of the time and illustrate the rural Southern lifestyle

archival paper using a restored version of the original map

This historical image serves as a testament to the rich architectural heritage of New Bern and offers insight into the design aesthetics prevalent during its construction

exemplifies the grandeur of its era

Frances Benjamin Johnston captured this historic photograph of an abandoned dwelling in Chalmette

Originally taken from deteriorated negatives