Iris Court, Albany GA, 1848 - Historic Antebellum PhotoThis vintage photograph features Iris Court, a historic building located in Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia. Constructed around 1848, Iris Court is an example of antebellum architecture, showcasing notable elements such as columns and porticoes. The structure is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which documented significant architectural features across the region. The image is credited to Frances Benjamin Johnston, a

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elements that reflect the Southern architectural style prevalent during this period

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The map shows a bird's eye view of Des Moines as it once was

this map presents Topeka in the late 1860s

a notable area characterized by its row houses built around 1850

It showcases a distinctive architectural style

Beautiful hand drawn map of Middlebury

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characteristic of Southern architecture during that era