Farmington Country Club, Charlottesville VA, 1803 ArchitectureThis vintage photograph, captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston, showcases the architectural beauty of the Farmington Country Club in Charlottesville, Virginia. The image highlights the elegant brickwork and intricate balconies that characterize this historic structure. Originally enlarged in 1803 with the assistance of Thomas Jefferson, Farmington has long been a prominent site in Albemarle County. The photograph is part of the Carnegie Survey of the

the Baptist Church

making it a valuable historical resource

Jones County

created this image during the mid-20th century

a historic home located in La Grange

The image features stone gate posts and a mounting block that lead to the upper terrace

The image reflects the craftsmanship of its time and illustrates the context of rural life in North Carolina during that era

remains a focal point for understanding Southern culture and design

although the slave quarters were noted as being in poor shape

Beautifully restored map of Port Huron

The image captures the intricate details of wooden buildings characterized by elegant balconies and elaborate ironwork

Notable landmarks shown on the map include Pleasant Lake