Charleston SC Historic Architecture Photo, Circa 1835This vintage photograph, attributed to Frances Benjamin Johnston, features a significant architectural landmark in Charleston, South Carolina, dating back to circa 1835. The image showcases the doorway and parish houses designed by architect James Hyde, highlighting intricate brickwork and well maintained gardens that embody the aesthetic of the region. The building in the photograph is the third structure on this site, which serves as a replica of

and mantels that reflect the early American style

allowing viewers to appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship of the era

Beautifully restored map of Fort Atkinson

The building dates back to 1813 and was constructed to safeguard the city against a potential British invasion

The land was initially granted to Pat McDermott

Adorned with an impressive feathered headdress

played an important role in Marylands early settlement and development

reflecting the communitys cultural fabric

showcasing architectural elements such as balconies

known for her contributions to architectural photography

The photograph is an essential resource for understanding the architectural heritage of Georgia

including Thomas Tileston Watermans The Early Architecture of North Carolina