Vintage Classic Revival Architecture, Washington NC 1941This vintage photograph captures a significant architectural piece from Washington, North Carolina, situated in Beaufort County. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South and showcases the Classic Revival design prevalent during its era. The building features prominent columns and a pediment, reflecting the stylistic choices common in early 20th century American architecture. The photograph was taken by Frances Benjamin

documented the intricate details within the Manor House

The image likely dates from around 1820

This particular photograph provides a glimpse into the past

The photograph is attributed to the period of 1953 when it was acquired from Johnstons estate

during the late 19th century

The survey

constructed around 1838

was known for her contributions to the field of photography and her focus on American architecture

this map presents New Canaan in the late 1870s

This vintage photograph showcases the Segui-Smith House

built in the year 1800 by Bedford Brown

The Carnegie Survey aimed to document and preserve the architectural heritage of the South