Aberdeen, MD: The Hendrix Motel, 404 South Philadelphia Blvd., Aberdeen, Maryland on U. S. Route 40This restored linen postcard captures The Hendrix Motel at 404 South Philadelphia Boulevard in Aberdeen, Maryland, a roadside stop that once welcomed travelers along U. S. Route 40. Long one of the great east west highways linking the Atlantic seaboard to the Midwest, Route 40 carried motorists through Aberdeen in Harford County, where motels like this one offered a place to rest before the interstate era reshaped American travel. From roughly the

archival paper using a hand-colored version of the original map

Fox Brothers’ Hotel

this image contributes to a comprehensive documentation of southern building styles during the early 20th century

This restored linen postcard pictures Glen Echo Lodge

the building showcases Baroque gables that were reconstructed in 1868

The image showcases a striking doorway adorned with a fanlight

this image provides a glimpse into the past

This photograph serves as a visual record of Louisianas architectural history

and USAAF in the Pacific

The focus is on the distinctive features of the house

served as the home of Samuel Johnston

a leafy retreat in Pocomoke City