Savannah GA Ironwork Architecture Photo, 1870sThis vintage photograph captures a distinctive architectural feature from Savannah, Georgia, located in Chatham County. Taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston, a prominent photographer known for her documentation of American architecture, the image highlights an ironwork addition made to a house in the 1870s. Johnstons work contributes to the understanding of Southern architecture, particularly through the lens of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture

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The building stands as a testament to early 19th-century architecture in the region

It is part of the collection held by the Library of Congress

This vintage photograph captures a significant building in Savannah

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Originally built by Jonathan Emanuel

emphasizing its significance in the study of American architecture

The city itself is renowned for its Spanish colonial architecture

offers a unique backdrop for this architectural study

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and rail lines that shaped life around Merced in the era

this two-story brick structure is noted for its well-preserved condition