Bethesda, MD: U. S. Naval Medical CenterThis restored linen postcard captures the U. S. Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, in Montgomery County, a scene dating from roughly 1930 to 1945. The center's landmark tower remains an icon of the region; the facility was dedicated in 1942, with its cornerstone laid by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who took a personal interest in its design. From the 1930s into the 1950s, American "linen" postcards reached their golden age, prized for

Malleable Iron Works

this historic structure was designed by Miles Brewton

It serves as a vital piece of North Carolinas political history and heritage

offering insight into the historical context of the buildings

This survey was a significant documentation effort that illustrated the unique styles and historical significance of Southern architecture in the early 20th century

This residence once belonged to the Langhorne family

characterized by their intricate brickwork and well-maintained walkways

housed within a structure that has been preserved through generations

archival matte paper using a restored map of East Windsor

This vintage photograph captures a significant architectural feature in Georgetown

Perryville has long been a crossing point for travelers

is known for its rich history and beautiful landscapes