Historic Building in Camden, Alabama, 1836 PhotoThis vintage photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston captures a historic building located in Camden, Wilcox County, Alabama, dating back to 1836. The structure, built by Dr. George Miller, is characterized by its one and one half story frame and features eight round fluted columns that create a prominent entrance. The architectural style reflects the periods attention to classical design, though the architect remains unknown. Johnstons work is part of

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offering insights into the design ethos of the time

distant foothills

showing the compact blocks of homes and businesses nestled among the surrounding hills

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with modern updates including a recently added kitchen

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a notable example of early 20th-century architecture

Texas was created in 1886 and published by Beck & Pauli of Milwaukee

making it a striking addition to any collection