Historic Interior in Green Mountain, VA 1810-1812This vintage photograph, captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston, showcases an interior from a historic building in Green Mountain, Albemarle County, Virginia. Constructed between 1810 and 1812 by Tucker Coles, this structure features elements repurposed from an older house in Scottsville. Notable architectural details include a prominently displayed menorah and an elegant fireplace, which highlight the craftsmanship of the period. The image is part of

illustrating the historical context and craftsmanship of early 20th-century Southern architecture

This image is part of a broader collection aimed at preserving the architectural landscape of the Southern United States

Notable for its historical significance

archival paper using a restored map of Annapolis

the original owner

reflecting the architectural style and urban layout of one of the oldest cities in the United States

Johnstons meticulous attention to detail highlights the craftsmanship and design elements characteristic of the period

This photograph was published in Samuel Gaillard Stoneys Plantations of the Carolina Low Country in 1938 and was purchased from the Frances Benjamin Johnston estate in 1953

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showcasing early American architectural styles

it features wooden buildings and barrels

captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston