Historic Building in Savannah, GA (1816-1819)This vintage photograph captures a historic building in Savannah, Georgia, located in Chatham County. Designed by architect William Jay, the structure was built between 1816 and 1819 for Richard Richardson. In 1830, it was acquired by George T. Owens and remains in the family, now owned by his granddaughter. This image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which documents significant architectural sites across the region.

adds to the understanding of Southern architecture and the cultural narratives associated with these historic homes

The structures design is well-documented in Frederick Doveton Nichols The Early Architecture of Georgia

depicts a band concert at a gazebo in a public park in the United States

contributing to Savannahs reputation as a city rich in history and culture

indicating the craftsmanship and design sensibilities of the time

The photograph features notable design elements such as fanlights and decorative gates

The survey has contributed to the understanding of historical architecture in Florida

with its intricate interiors

and the hillside farms above the village

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The scene shows the tightly clustered village of Higganum along the Connecticut River

The photograph serves as a visual record of the architectural styles and commercial activities that characterized Savannahs past