Reynolds Family Home, Talbot County, MD, 1735 ArchitectureThis vintage photograph captures the Reynolds family home, a historic structure located in Talbot County, Maryland. The house, dating back to 1735, showcases significant architectural features such as pilaster treatments and circular headed cupboards in the living room. These details highlight the craftsmanship of the period, reflecting the style and construction techniques prevalent in early American homes. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of

Connecticut was created in 1878 and published by O

Texas from 1872

Edition of 200 (Limited)

this piece represents both an artistic and historical significance

Beautifully restored map of Nazareth

a significant structure in Milledgeville

Johnstons work contributes to our understanding of Savannahs architectural evolution and the broader context of American history

The image reflects the architectural style prevalent during the mid-19th century

CT from 1881: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

The survey aimed to preserve and promote the understanding of historic buildings

showcasing the blend of functionality and beauty

It captures the young city hugging its riverbend