Historic Raleigh Structure from 1793, Wake County, NCThis vintage photograph captures a historic structure located in Raleigh, North Carolina, specifically in Wake County. The building features a double decked porch with classic architectural elements, characterized by its prominent columns and decorative balconies. It dates back to 1793 and is associated with John Haywood, who served as State Treasurer for forty years. The image reflects the significance of the structure within the context of North

The structure dates back to 1788 and is part of the rich architectural heritage of Orleans Parish

worked in one of its riverside mills

gallery wall

this photograph is a testament to the enduring stories embedded in our historical sites

documented buildings that reflect the rich architectural heritage of the United States

The image provides a valuable glimpse into early American architecture

known as Ulm

The image holds a connection to the Episcopal Church

CT from 1878: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

It offers insight into the design elements that defined the area

a project dedicated to documenting the unique architectural heritage of the region

It serves as an important visual record of Savannahs architectural history and contributes to the understanding of the regions built heritage