Icehouse in Harford County, MD - Early 20th Century PhotoThis vintage photograph showcases an icehouse located in Harford County, Maryland, captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston. Known for her contributions to architectural photography, Johnstons work was part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which aimed to document significant structures across the region. The image highlights a circular icehouse, a type of building historically used for storing ice harvested from nearby lakes and

and prominent chimneys

This survey holds great value for understanding the architectural heritage of the South

making it a significant location for historical documentation

and stairways that characterize the interiors of historic Low Country homes

ensuring it remains a striking statement piece that connects viewers to the past

Johnstons work is not only a visual record but also serves as an educational resource for those interested in the architectural history of the South

making them an important aspect of the regions history

specifically in Dallas County

WIDTH: 36" Beautifully restored map of Conway

showcases the intricate ironwork and hand railings typical of architecture in Charleston

providing insight into the architectural heritage of North Carolina and the craftsmanship that defined it

This vintage map of Rockport