Simonton House History, Charleston SC, 1700s-1880sThis vintage photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston features the historic Simonton House located in Charleston, South Carolina. The central portion of the house dates back to the late 17th or early 18th century, showcasing the architectural evolution of the region. The north wing was constructed between 1850 and 1860, while the southern wing was added in the modern style around 1880. This blend of historical styles demonstrates Charlestons rich

The Vultee A-31 Vengeance was primarily used by the RAF and RAAF in the South Pacific and Southeast Asia

This vintage map of Higganum

The photograph emphasizes the artistry and craftsmanship evident in St

Johnston was known for her documentation of American architecture

showcases elements such as brick structures

depicts a significant structure located in Hillsboro

Known for its historic significance

Constructed in 1811

this image serves as a window into Alabamas architectural past

which aimed to document and preserve the regions historic buildings

The image captures the intricate brickwork and spires characteristic of early American Episcopal churches

and the small daily moments that keep people connected to their hometown