Early 20th Century Architecture in Orange County, NCFrances Benjamin Johnstons photograph captures early architecture in Orange County, North Carolina, showcasing the regions distinctive houses and prominent chimneys. This image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which documented significant buildings and structures throughout the Southern United States. The survey aimed to preserve the architectural heritage of the area during the early 20th century. Johnston, a

the quiet bend of the Green River

Dating back to approximately 1660

this two-story frame structure features distinctive architectural elements

These features provide insight into the architectural style and cultural significance of Masonic buildings in the early 20th century

Photographed by Frances Benjamin Johnston

The photograph serves as a visual record of the architectural evolution in this historic city

The image showcases spiral stairs in a building dating from approximately 1800 to 1810

exemplifies the architectural heritage of the region

established in 1565

enhancing any collection with its authentic representation of southern heritage

Beautifully restored map of Blackstone

this building reflects the architectural style of the early 19th century