Felix Tait Plantation, Camden, Alabama, Early 1900sThis vintage photograph, linked to the Felix Tait Plantation in Camden, Wilcox County, Alabama, captures the architectural elegance characteristic of the region. The image showcases the plantation home, notable for its prominent columns and distinctive porticoes that reflect the antebellum style prevalent in the South. This architectural style is a testament to the craftsmanship and design sensibilities of the time. Taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston,

Following Mathew Turner

Fowler & Moyer

Minnesota was created in 1867 and captures the young river city as it rose along the banks of the Mississippi River

Our prints are created using a file 3x larger than the image on our website

Fowler of Morrisville

The vintage image captures a historic building in Tuskegee

and floor coverings that reflect the stylistic choices of the time

the river and its bridges

and the wide valley beyond

which enhanced its aesthetic appeal

Beautifully restored map of Urbana

Taken during the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South