Hexagonal Building in Swansboro, NC - Mid 20th CenturyThis vintage photograph captures a unique architectural feature in Swansboro, Carteret County, North Carolina. Taken as part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, the image showcases a hexagonal building that is characteristic of the regions historical structures. The building features a distinct cupola and is surrounded by lush vines, illustrating the harmonious blend of nature and architecture typical of the area. Frances Benjamin

this photograph is an important piece of historical documentation

This impressive home

Built between 1852 and 1854 by Pearly Gerald

The map traces the wharves and docks that lined the waterfront

and emerging as one of Florida’s most important urban centers

showcasing architectural elements from the 18th century

The survey highlights the importance of preserving historical sites and their architectural details

This image reflects the unique architectural style prevalent in this historic area

Surrounding gardens are bordered by pristine white picket fences

highlighting the craftsmanship involved in constructing these bridges

A resource for historians and enthusiasts alike

The survey aims to preserve and highlight the architectural heritage of the region