1832 Historic Building in Forkland, AlabamaThis vintage photograph captures a two story frame structure located in Forkland, Greene County, Alabama, dating back to 1832. Designed and built by Allen Glover for his son William, the building is notable for its elegant columns and an impressive ballroom that adds a third story to its height. The architectural style reflects the Southern antebellum tradition, characterized by its grand entrance and detailed craftsmanship. The image is part of the

the photographer

or the evolution of residential designs in Alabama

offering insights into the design ethos of the time

and town businesses

is preserved in the Library of Congress

this reproduction is printed using KNOWOL's restored version of the 1883 Orange map

Her images

This vintage photograph captures a scene from Mobile

surrounding hills

New Hampshire in 1887: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

specifically fences and ironwork

after its purchase from Johnstons estate