Historic Church in Madison, GA - 1840 Vintage PhotoThis vintage photograph showcases a historic church located in Madison, Morgan County, Georgia. The building dates back to approximately 1840 and is a notable example of the architecture from that era. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which aimed to document significant structures and their architectural styles across the region. Frances Benjamin Johnston, a prominent photographer, captured the essence of this

The mansion was later sold to Stone Ware

Fowler & Moyer

city streets

ensuring that these important stories endure

emphasizing the importance of preservation and appreciation for early American architecture

aims to preserve and promote awareness of the historical structures that define the cultural landscape

ensuring that this piece of Savannahs history remains accessible to future generations

Texas was created in 1890 and rendered as a detailed bird's-eye view of the young prairie town

archival paper using a restored map of Berkeley Springs

the oldest house in Georgia with architectural significance

Michigan from 1886: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

It serves as a reminder of Alabamas rich architectural heritage and the craftsmanship that defines its homes