Historic Cherokee House, Alabama 1848 Photo ArchiveThis vintage photograph showcases a historic structure located in Cherokee, Colbert County, Alabama. Built around 1848 by Armstead Barton, the house features a two story frame design with wooden siding and a small one story porch on the front and northeast side. Notably, this building underwent alterations and additions in 1916, which contributed to its architectural evolution. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South,

and the busy little factories that gave the town its character

when the town was shaped by its boot and shoe manufacturing

For anyone who grew up in Commack

and a monument flanked by greenery

or has family roots in the northern Berkshires

Old map shows bird's eye view of Cambridgeboro

New York from 1875

this map presents Winter Park in the 1880s

masterfully illustrated by renowned cartographer Henry Wellge in 1888

holding onto the memories that keep families connected to this rugged corner of the West

showcasing the architectural features characteristic of the region

archival paper using a restored map of Wallingford