1804 Stone Building in Hickory Nut Gap, NCFrances Benjamin Johnston captured this vintage photograph in Hickory Nut Gap, located in Buncombe County, North Carolina. The image showcases a stone building dating back to 1804, a testament to the architectural heritage of the region. Johnstons work was part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which aimed to document significant structures throughout the southern United States. This specific building reflects the craftsmanship

including stairways

The corresponding reference print is available in LOT 11833-63

a proud Cayuse chief

a historic residence located in Albany

showcases a historic building constructed in 1745 by the Thomas family

who was the stepdaughter of Lord Baltimore

which aimed to document and preserve the historic structures of the region

features distinctive brickwork and well-crafted dormers

or exploring the little coves of Cape Ann

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

a significant figure in North Carolinas history and the first U

contributing to our understanding of the regions heritage and design aesthetics