Hagerstown, MD: Nicodemus National BankThis restored linen postcard captures the Nicodemus National Bank in Hagerstown, Maryland, a portrait of small city commerce from the years between roughly 1930 and 1945. Hagerstown, the seat of Washington County, sits in the Cumberland Valley of western Maryland and earned its nickname, the "Hub City," for the crossroads of roads and rail that long carried people and goods through this corner of the state. From the 1930s into the 1940s, American

one of the oldest towns in the state

this two-story masonry house features an impressive façade with eight columns and elegant French doors

showcases a 1 1/2 story wood house in New Bern

The Hairston House is a significant example of the architectural heritage preserved in North Carolina

archival paper using a restored version of the original map of Ludlow

located in Dinwiddie County

The view sweeps across the village center and its surrounding hills

the building exemplifies the architectural style of its era

archival paper using a restored map of Colorado Springs from 1874

highlighting the architectural styles of the early 19th century

This restored linen postcard captures the George Washington Cemetery in Adelphi

originally built in 1753