Cupola House, Edenton NC, 18th Century ArchitectureThis vintage photograph captures a significant architectural piece located in Edenton, North Carolina, specifically in Chowan County. The image represents the Cupola House, built in the early 18th century by Francis Corbin, an agent of the Lords Proprietors. This two story frame structure features a gable roof and a distinctive cupola, showcasing the early colonial architectural style of the region. Originally documented by Frances Benjamin Johnston,

The vintage photograph captures the Gonzalez-Alvarez House

a comprehensive documentation effort that highlights significant structures in the Southern United States

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This vintage photograph captures a house located in Columbus

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This map by the satirical artist John Held Jr

The bridges reflection on the water adds a serene quality to the composition

showcasing a house built around 1830 for Oliver Semmes

steamboats and a sailing vessel on the water

This vintage photograph captures an interior scene from a historic building in Clinton

This photograph serves as a visual record of Savannahs rich history