Wm. Weeks Hall, New Iberia LA, 1830 Vintage PhotoThis vintage photograph captures the historic Wm. Weeks Hall in New Iberia, Louisiana, built in 1830 by David Weeks. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, providing a valuable glimpse into the architectural heritage of the region. The structure is notable for its elegant design, which reflects the characteristics of early 19th century Southern architecture. Surrounding Wm. Weeks Hall are lush trees draped in

making it a valuable addition for collectors and history enthusiasts alike

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archival matte paper using a restored version of a map of Clermont

This vintage photograph captures a historic residence in Ascension Parish

Notable alterations were made in 1850 when Lloyd G

Across the arching word BETHLEHEM

Beautiful bird's eye view of Essex

ensuring continued appreciation for this unique cultural heritage

this photograph serves as an important visual resource for understanding the history and evolution of residential architecture in Georgia

Virginia from 1873

Massachusetts from 1893

through its extensive collection