Frederick County Bridge Photo, Maryland, 20th CenturyThis vintage photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston, a prominent American photographer, captures an architectural feature in Frederick County, Maryland. The image reflects the essence of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, an initiative aimed at documenting the architectural heritage of the Southern United States. The photograph showcases the intricate stonework of a bridge, set against a backdrop of native plants, which highlights

capturing the essence of Tuskegees historical landscape and the stories that echo through its structures

The Carnegie Survey aimed to preserve and highlight the historical significance of various buildings throughout the southern United States

perhaps engaging in lively conversation or reflecting on the day’s events

built in 1818 for William Scarborough

This photograph showcases elements typical of the era

Bella Mina served as a temporary occupation site for Federal troops

• Size: 16" x 20"

providing insight into the living spaces of early 20th-century Southern homes

This vintage photograph from 1953 captures a two-story brick structure with a basement

captures a scene in Great Mills

Historic old map of Morgantown

captured this image during the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South