Nathaniel Russell House, Charleston SC, 1953 PhotoThis vintage photograph captures the Nathaniel Russell House, an architectural gem located in Charleston, South Carolina. Built around 1811, this historic dwelling showcases classic elements of early 19th century design, including intricate brickwork, elegant balconies, and distinctive doorways. The house reflects the rich heritage of Charleston, a city known for its well preserved historical architecture. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of

This image serves as a visual record of life in Shawboro

It was acquired from the Frances Benjamin Johnston estate in 1953

WIDTH: 20"

archival paper using a restored map of Canton

The careful arrangement of vines adds a touch of natural beauty

features distinct architectural elements such as elegant columns

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wooded ridges

characteristic of the antebellum period

along with the memories that keep people connected to Lambertville

a significant example of the regions architectural heritage

a project that documented historical structures throughout the region