Vintage Architecture in New Roads, LA - 20th CenturyFrances Benjamin Johnston captured this vintage photograph in the vicinity of New Roads, Louisiana, located in Point Coupee Parish. The image showcases the architectural style typical of the region during the early 20th century, featuring notable brickwork and an octagonal design. This structure represents an era when unique architectural forms were increasingly embraced in Southern communities. The photograph is part of the Carnegie Survey of the

a prominent figure in early American photography known for her work capturing Southern architecture

This image serves as a reminder of Louisianas rich cultural and architectural legacy

including doors and doorways that are characteristic of the period

The church depicted features a prominent tower

and the quiet hillside roads

This particular image has been credited to the Library of Congress and serves as a valuable resource for understanding the architectural styles prevalent in New Orleans during the late 18th century

which serves as a valuable resource for understanding the early American Souths architectural heritage

offering a glimpse into the craftsmanship of the 19th century

watched the boats crossing the water

Beautifully detailed map of Danbury

A majestic figure from a fading era: Chief Umapine of the Cayuse tribe stands tall in traditional regalia

Created in the early 1900s