Samuel Johnston Home, Edenton NC, 1801 Vintage PhotoThis vintage photograph captures the historic home of Samuel Johnston, located in Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina. Constructed in 1801, this two story frame house features a hipped roof with a distinctive pent and one story wings connected by a graceful curved colonnade. Johnston served as the Governor of North Carolina in 1787 and was the states first U. S. Senator. His residence reflects the architectural style of the period, showcasing the

this print represents a significant piece of historical documentation

Johnstons documentation of this site contributes to our understanding of Louisianas historical architecture and local commerce

the building features a prominent porch adorned with seating furniture and climbing vines

New Jersey from 1874

The structure dates back to 1829 and is characterized by its distinctive brickwork and prominent chimneys

reflecting the design aesthetics of its time

This particular building is emblematic of the architectural styles prevalent in the early 1900s

built in 1830 by David Weeks

Constructed in 1858

Hughes and was published in Thomas Tileston Watermans The Early Architecture of North Carolina

features an interior scene from Haddock

The photograph showcases architectural details such as doors