Vintage Savannah Architecture Photo, Georgia 1816-1819Frances Benjamin Johnston captured this vintage photograph in Savannah, Georgia, highlighting a notable structure built between 1816 and 1819. The building was designed by architect William Jay for Richard Richardson, and it was later acquired by George T. Owens in 1830. Today, it remains in the family, serving as the residence of Owens granddaughter. The image showcases architectural features typical of the period, including prominent columns,

a notable wooden structure located in St

including elegant columns and expansive balconies

this reproduction is printed using KNOWOL's restored version of the 1871 Chattanooga map

The house was built in 1844 by architect Charles B

and wrought iron work that exemplify the regions historical building styles

focusing on historical and cultural context

this image is part of a larger collection housed at the Library of Congress

highlighting the artistry involved in creating functional spaces

This two-story masonry structure

along with the memories that keep families connected to Green Bay

and inlets of Sydney Harbour

a significant collection that documents various architectural styles in the southeastern United States