Historic Moravian Church Building in Winston-Salem, NC 1810This vintage photograph, taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston, captures a significant architectural site in Winston Salem, Forsyth County, North Carolina. The image features a historic building associated with the Moravian Church, which has roots dating back to the early 1800s. The offices were erected in 1810 by the Board of Provincial Elders, showcasing the rich history of religious and educational development in the region. Johnstons work is part of

who was the step-daughter of Lord Baltimore

the son-in-law of the original owner

featuring prominent landmarks such as cathedrals

This vintage photograph captures a historic building located at 537-41 Royal Street in New Orleans

characterized by its distinctive doors

It was published in Frederick Doveton Nichols book

The structure dates back to 1825 and showcases the architectural style prevalent in the region during that era

reflects the architectural styles that defined Louisiana during this period

this map presents Williamstown in the late 1880s

became a center for commerce and manufacturing in Georgia

Originally part of the Frances Benjamin Johnston estate

providing insight into the architectural heritage of North Carolina and the lifestyle of its time