Charleston SC Historic Building Photo, 1845This vintage photograph, attributed to Frances Benjamin Johnston, captures a historic building in Charleston, South Carolina, constructed around 1845. The residence, originally built by William Ravenel, features a distinctive brick arcaded porch. It once supported a Greek portico that extended through the upper stories, showcasing the architectural elegance of the period. The building met its demise during the devastating earthquake of 1886, which

a prominent photographer known for her documentation of Southern architecture

Charlestons historic charm is evident in the design and craftsmanship of its buildings

The photograph is also included in Thomas Tileston Watermans publication

exemplify the craftsmanship of its time

The structure is an example of early Episcopal architecture

It stands as a testament to the artistry of Southern residential architecture

This photograph serves as an important visual record of the gardens and outdoor spaces that were integral to the lifestyle in New Orleans during that era

Taken in Tarboro

This stunning print not only has historical charm but also allows you to connect with the rich stories and images of the past

The survey provided invaluable insights into the buildings and lifestyles of the era

The Farm Security Administration and the Office of War Information were involved in documenting labor efforts

It offers a glimpse into the domestic environment of the time