Richmond VA Architectural Detail, Henrico County, 1953This vintage photograph captures an architectural detail from Richmond, Virginia, specifically in Henrico County. Taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston, a notable photographer known for her work in documenting Southern architecture, the image showcases intricate balusters and a beautifully designed stairway. The distinctive tile flooring and scenic wallpaper add to the historical richness of the setting. The photograph is part of the Carnegie Survey of

• Hanging hardware included Beautifully detailed map of Plymouth

Johnstons work contributes to our understanding of the architectural landscape of Wilmington and the broader southern region

the trackside signalmen and brakemen

and canneries like this one turned the region's harvests into goods shipped well beyond the marsh country of the lower Chesapeake

is located in the heart of Georgia

emphasizes the cultural heritage of Winston-Salem and the Moravian community

a city renowned for its rich history and distinctive antebellum architecture

highlighting the regions historical architectural styles

This photograph serves as a testament to the skilled artisans who created these ironworks

The bridges reflection on the water adds a serene quality to the composition

its network of lakes and inlets

The survey reflects an era when attention to detail in residential design was paramount