1828 Building in Selma, Alabama - Historical ArchitectureThis vintage photograph is attributed to Frances Benjamin Johnston, an influential American photographer known for her documentation of Southern architecture. Taken in Selma, Alabama, this image showcases a two story frame building constructed in 1828. The structure features four round fluted columns that exemplify the architectural style of the period, including intricate details on the porches and balconies that enhance its aesthetic appeal. The

Constructed in 1828 by Virgil H

and the memories that keep people connected to Essex

This vintage print of Harper's Ferry

an area rich in architectural history

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

Captured in May 1942 by photographer Alfred T

this map presents Higganum in the 1880s

a project aimed at documenting the architectural heritage of the southern United States

The work of Frances Benjamin Johnston

or grew up walking the streets between the lakes

the High & Graded Schools

its residences