Matthews-Tait House, Camden AL, 1840 Vintage PhotoThis vintage photograph showcases the Matthews Tait House, located in Camden, Wilcox County, Alabama. Built around 1840, this two story frame structure features distinctive architectural elements, including four large round fluted columns at the front, which exemplify the antebellum design prevalent in the South. The house is a notable example of the regions historical architecture. The image was captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston, a prominent

now part of Torrington

preserving the detail and context of this important historical image

• Handle length 11

Located in Auburn

KNOWOL limited edition reproductions are printed on true conservation grade media

The view sweeps from the busy waterfront and its ships across the densely built town center and out to the wooded hills that frame the settlement

For anyone who grew up in Appleton

a woman worker at the Vultee-Nashville plant uses a hand drill to work on a Vultee A-31 Vengeance dive bomber

on August 22

highlight the craftsmanship of the era

rail expansion

The photograph is attributed to Frances Benjamin Johnston