Historic 1795 Building in New Orleans, LouisianaThis vintage photograph, taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston, depicts a historic building located in New Orleans, Louisiana, specifically within Orleans Parish. The structure dates to around 1795 and is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South. It showcases notable architectural features such as arcades, dormers, hand railings, fanlights, and pediments, reflecting the rich architectural heritage of the region. This building is now

Acquired from her estate in 1953

archival paper using a restored map of Bristol

The photograph illustrates the architectural details and design that characterized mid-19th century commercial buildings in Savannah

Make a statement in any room with this historic view of Buffalo

making them important subjects for historical documentation

Connecticut was created in 1881 and drawn as a detailed bird's-eye view of the town

The image is preserved in the Prints and Photographs Division of the Library of Congress and was purchased from the Frances Benjamin Johnston estate in 1953

WIDTH: 24" Historic old map of Winchester

The Carnegie Survey aimed to document the Souths diverse architectural landscape

this photograph serves as a valuable resource for understanding the residential architecture of the time

The reference print associated with this image contributes to the understanding of Louisianas architectural evolution

Located in a region rich with historical significance