1855 Architectural Photo of Mobile, Alabama GemThis vintage photograph captures an architectural gem located in Mobile, Alabama. Constructed in 1855, the building is distinguished by its two story frame featuring 18 Doric columns that support a grand portico. The architectural design also includes a second story cast iron balcony, which reflects the elegant style of the period. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, a collection housed in the Library of

the house features architectural elements such as colonnades

this print effortlessly elevates the ambiance of any room

Beautifully detailed map of New Kensington

including four large round fluted columns at the front

this building served as the home of James Andrews

with design by architect George Steele

captures a significant architectural landmark located in Selma

and many of the historic roads and village blocks that shaped daily life around Spencer in the 19th century

archival paper using a restored map of Bethel

Beautifully detailed map of Knoxville

January 1941: Migratory workers harvest celery in Belle Glade

has buildings that embody the craftsmanship and design trends of that era