Cambridge, MD: Municipal buildingThis restored linen postcard captures the Municipal Building in Cambridge, Maryland, the seat of Dorchester County on the Eastern Shore. Set along the Choptank River, Cambridge has long been one of the oldest towns in Maryland, with a maritime and trading heritage rooted in the surrounding Chesapeake waters. From the 1930s through the 1940s, American "linen" postcards reached their golden age, celebrated for their textured finish and bright, saturated

and the memories that keep families connected to Middletown

exemplifies the historical practice of outdoor food preparation

showcases an exceptional example of Gulf Coast Colonial architecture located in Mobile

where the river meets the head of the Chesapeake Bay in Harford County

which aimed to document significant architectural examples across the region

an architectural landmark located in Craddockville

The structure is a two-story frame with a double portico

Frank Percy and was part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South

the tucked-in homes

the hotel was built

Established during World War I and named for Major General George G

reflecting the cultural heritage of the Huguenot community