Vintage Interior Scene, Baltimore, MD, Early 1900sThis vintage photograph, attributed to Frances Benjamin Johnston, captures an interior scene in Baltimore, Maryland. The image showcases architectural elements such as stairways and decorative boxes, reflecting the design trends of the early 20th century. Johnston, known for her contributions to documenting American architecture, provides a glimpse into the domestic interiors of the time. The photograph is part of the Carnegie Survey of the

archival paper using a restored map of Mifflinburg

This photograph serves as an important visual record from the era

Vintage Property Map of Easton

captures an architectural scene from New Orleans

Connecticut from 1882

This vintage photograph captures an architectural gem located in Asheville

This particular image has been credited to the Library of Congress and serves as a valuable resource for understanding the architectural styles prevalent in New Orleans during the late 18th century

The image features row houses that were constructed in that year

housed within a structure that has been preserved through generations

showcasing the unique architectural styles prevalent in Maryland during the early 20th century

provides a rich backdrop for Johnstons work

The corresponding reference print is housed in the Library of Congress