Ocean City, MD: The inletThis vintage postcard captures The Inlet at Ocean City, Maryland, a lively waterway scene where boats glide past the sandy shoreline of this beloved beach town in Worcester County. The Inlet itself was carved by a powerful hurricane in 1933, permanently separating Ocean City from Assateague Island to the south and opening a passage between the bay and the Atlantic that transformed the town into a thriving fishing and resort destination. From the 1930s

particularly during the 18th and 19th centuries

This card comes from the celebrated Tichnor Brothers Collection

This vintage photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston showcases an elegant two-story frame structure located in Madison

captures a historic building located in Mecklenburg County

is a significant contribution to the understanding of New Orleans architectural history

a city known for its rich history and diverse architectural styles

Its architectural significance is highlighted in Thomas Tileston Watermans 1941 publication

Featured in Samuel Gaillard Stoneys Plantations of the Carolina Low Country published in 1938

This specific building reflects the craftsmanship and materials typical of early 19th-century construction in North Carolina

archival paper using a restored version of the original print

The survey and this image are preserved in the Library of Congress

The photograph serves as a valuable visual record