Monroe County WV Architecture 20th Century Vintage PhotoThis vintage photograph, created by Frances Benjamin Johnston, captures architectural features in Monroe County, West Virginia. Johnston, known for her documentation of American architecture, highlights elements such as arcades, brickwork, and porticoes in this image. The photograph reflects the craftsmanship and design principles prevalent in early 20th century Southern architecture. The Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, from which

The image features intricate details such as pilasters

a significant structure located in Tuscaloosa County

identified as 312

Frances Benjamin Johnston captured this vintage image in Sparta

It is important to note that a common misidentification placed this location at 13 East Battery Street

built in 1810 by Captain David McCants of Charleston

Florida from 1884: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

reflecting the architectural heritage of New Bern and its role during a pivotal moment in American history

highlighting not only the craftsmanship of the time but also the cultural influences that shaped the city

This particular image is a testament to the enduring beauty of stone buildings in the region and reflects the communitys historical and cultural values

Johnstons work is well-regarded for its detailed representation of American architecture during the early 20th century

It offers insight into the craftsmanship and aesthetic values that characterized residences in Savannah