Baltimore, MD: Washington Monument and Mt. Vernon PlaceThis vintage postcard captures the Washington Monument rising above Mt. Vernon Place in Baltimore, Maryland. Designed by architect Robert Mills, this towering column was the first major monument begun in honor of George Washington, with its cornerstone laid in 1815. For generations, the surrounding squares of Mt. Vernon have stood as one of Baltimore's most elegant and beloved neighborhoods. From roughly the 1930s through the 1950s, American "linen"

connecting viewers to the architectural legacy of the period

further cementing its relevance in architectural history

The image features a cruciform church that dates back to 1706

This historical image from the early 20th century not only represents the architectural style of the period but also connects viewers to the cultural and historical narratives of Alabama

New Jersey in 1881: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

Porgys Shop

which emphasizes the rich architectural heritage found in places like Orleans Parish

reflecting the cultural heritage of the Huguenot community

Created during the early 20th century

Sitting in Cecil County near the head of the Chesapeake Bay

constructed in 1747

Simmons James