Dinwiddie Tavern, Virginia, 1930s Vintage PhotographThis vintage photograph, captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston, showcases a tavern in Dinwiddie County, Virginia. The image highlights the architectural style typical of the region during the early 20th century, particularly featuring gambrel roofs that reflect the design preferences of the era. The tavern represents a significant aspect of local history, serving as a gathering place for travelers and community members. The photograph is part of the

when the area was shaped by its river valley

highlighting the intricate brickwork and various outbuildings that reflect the local craftsmanship of the time

The house showcases distinctive brickwork

making it an important artifact for collectors and history enthusiasts

Cedar Grove was originally owned by James Torrance and is an exemplary representation of early Southern architecture

intricate doors

an extensive documentation effort that highlights significant structures in the region

known for its historic campus and vibrant academic community

The structure dates back to 1825 and showcases the architectural style prevalent in the region during that era

The house has been referenced in historical publications

prominent columns

MA from 1886: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library