Historic Tradd Street Architecture, Charleston SC, Mid-20thFrances Benjamin Johnston captured this vintage image in Charleston, South Carolina, a city known for its rich architectural heritage. The photograph, part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, focuses on a segment of Tradd Street, highlighting the intricate details of several historic buildings. Visible features include elegantly designed doors, fanlights, sidelights, and hand railings, which exemplify the craftsmanship prevalent

The image is linked to the broader narrative of North Carolinas architectural evolution and was published in Thomas Tileston Watermans The Early Architecture of North Carolina in 1941

For anyone who grew up in Elmira or traces family roots to the Chemung Valley

This vintage photograph captures a two-story frame house located in Mobile

showcasing the architectural and social nuances of Orleans Parish

Make a statement in any room with this vintage map printed on museum quality

showcasing the architectural styles prevalent in the antebellum South

The survey aimed to preserve and promote the architectural heritage of the South

showcasing activities related to cattlemen in the region

It captures the steamboats at the landing

New Hampshire from 1898: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

This image is dated from the early 20th century and serves as a valuable piece of history

and enthusiasts of American architecture