Historic 1828 House in Selma, Alabama - Antebellum ArchitectThis vintage photograph captures a historic structure located in Selma, Alabama, within Dallas County. Built in 1828 by Virgil H. Gardner for his bride, Margaret Louise Aylett, the house features architectural elements such as colonnades, balconies, and porches that reflect the design aesthetics of the early 19th century. The intricate details of the building underscore the craftsmanship of the period, making it a significant example of antebellum

The intricate ironwork and stairways are emblematic of the craftsmanship prevalent in Mobile County

not only served as a home but also stood as a symbol of the architectural ambitions of the time

archival paper using a restored map of Bastrop

Make a statement in any room with this map of Pittsburgh

Florida from 1893

when the town was shaped by its rivers

Dakota Territory was created in 1883 as a Bird's Eye View of Redfield

an influential photographer

For anyone who grew up in Sanford

Constructed circa 1830

The image highlights the intricate details of the doors and doorways of the office building

Beautifully restored map of Frankfort