Laurel, MD: St. Mildred's Catholic SchoolThis restored linen postcard captures St. Mildred's Catholic School in Laurel, Maryland, a scene from the early to mid twentieth century. Situated in Prince George's County roughly midway between Baltimore and Washington, Laurel grew up around the Patuxent River and its cotton mills before the railroad and the historic Baltimore Washington corridor shaped the community we know today. From the 1930s through the 1940s, American travelers mailed millions

remains the seat of Anne Arundel County and the state of Maryland

notable for its prominent columns and distinctive porticoes that reflect the antebellum style prevalent in the South

serves as the backdrop for this historical image

this photograph is linked to the broader documentation of significant architectural landmarks throughout the southeastern United States

This image offers a glimpse into the furnishings that adorned residential spaces

an initiative aimed at documenting significant architectural sites across the southern United States

serves as a visual record of Savannahs rich architectural history

a significant project aimed at documenting the diverse architectural heritage across the southern United States

this photograph provides a glimpse into Savannahs architectural past

which were integral to homes during this era

and porches typical of southern homes

Connecticut from 1876: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library