Samuel Johnstons Home, Edenton NC, 1801 Landmark PhotoThis vintage photograph captures a significant architectural landmark in Edenton, North Carolina, known as the home of Samuel Johnston. Constructed in 1801, this two story frame residence features a hipped roof with pent detailing and is flanked by one story wings connected by a gracefully curved colonnade. Samuel Johnston served as North Carolinas governor in 1787 and was the first U. S. Senator from the state, underscoring the historical importance

Point Loma

The image serves as a visual record of Savannah’s rich architectural history and provides insight into the craftsmanship of the period

an influential photographer known for her work in architectural photography

including the panelling

Owens and has remained in his family

and this photograph serves as a vital record of that mission

a prominent 19th-century map maker

The work of Frances Benjamin Johnston

street grid

Built in 1840

a hallmark of Southern architecture

built in 1806