Mid-20th Century Doorway, Wayne County, NCThis vintage photograph captures a doorway in Wayne County, North Carolina, near Mt. Olive. Taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston, a prominent American photographer, this image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, a project that documented the architectural heritage of the southern United States. The doorway exemplifies the craftsmanship and design prevalent in the region during the early 20th century. Johnstons work often

Lewis was a notable figure associated with this residence

Frances Benjamin Johnstons work continues to resonate

this photograph serves as a valuable resource for understanding Southern architecture and design

Beautifully restored map of Neenah

documents a building dating back to circa 1826

WIDTH: 24"

including a beautifully crafted fireplace

this image serves as a valuable historical record of Louisiana’s architectural legacy

The Blount House is notable for its historical significance and has been preserved as a representation of early American residential design

This vintage map of Kittanning

offering a glimpse of Mobiles architectural evolution

typical of the Southern architectural style prevalent in the region during that era