1825 Brick House in Charlottesville, VA - Historic SiteFrances Benjamin Johnston captured this historic image of a brick house in Charlottesville, Virginia, a significant architectural site built in 1825. The house was constructed by John A. G. Davis, a prominent law professor and chairman of the faculty at the University of Virginia, using plans designed by Thomas Jefferson for a project known as Edgehill. The craftsmanship evident in the brickwork reflects the architectural style of the early 19th

revealed the rich urban fabric of places like New Orleans

ensuring its accessibility for future generations

showcases the architectural features of a two-story brick building located in New Bern

showcasing notable elements such as columns and porticoes

Johnstons work is well-documented

This image serves as a historical record of Savannahs architectural landscape

providing essential services for processing grain and other commodities

showcasing the unique architectural style prevalent in the region during this period

The full view captures the green parasol

ensuring its journey into public historical records

The farmhouse

intricate chimneys