Edenton NC Cupola House Vintage Photo 1941This vintage photograph, taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston, captures the architectural beauty of the Cupola House in Edenton, North Carolina. Built in the early 18th century, it was constructed under the guidance of Francis Corbin, an agent of the Lords Proprietors. The two story frame building features a distinctive gable roof and a prominent cupola, which are characteristic of the periods architectural style. The Cupola House has historical

Characterized by its hipped roof with a pent

The Vengeance served with the RAF

featuring prominent chimneys that are a defining characteristic of the regions historical homes

The photograph emphasizes the buildings intricate brickwork and prominent chimneys

Exploring South Acton

documents a two-story wooden house in Penfield

played a crucial role in archiving American architecture through her detailed documentation

preserving the stories embedded in their walls

captures the essence of the estates gardens and surroundings

located in Mobile County

this image is a valuable representation of Marylands rich history and architectural heritage

captured through the lens of a pioneering female photographer