1788 Building in New Orleans Architecture - Vintage PhotoThis vintage photograph from the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South showcases a significant structure located in New Orleans, Louisiana. The building dates back to 1788, reflecting the rich architectural heritage of the region. The image captures distinctive elements such as intricate brickwork, ornate doors, and decorative plant containers, illustrating the craftsmanship of the time. The photograph is attributed to Frances Benjamin

This survey has provided valuable insights into early American architecture and its evolution

showcases the architectural beauty of New Orleans

It captures the bridge over the Delaware River

It serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the heritage of Georgia and the evolution of its religious structures

Perfect for those with a love of mid-century history or vintage automobiles

It provides insight into the design elements and lifestyle of the period

open blocks

This vintage photograph is attributed to Frances Benjamin Johnston

as part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South

it remains in the family

With a semi-gloss finish and fingerprint-resistant surface

Massachusetts from 1890