Historic Building in Savannah, GA - 1818 ArchitectureThis vintage photograph captures the historic building located in Savannah, Georgia, specifically in Chatham County. Built in 1818 for William Scarborough by architect William Jay, this structure exemplifies the architectural style of its time. It currently serves as the West Broad Street Colored Public School, reflecting the evolving purpose of the building over the years. The image highlights the intricate design features, including the prominent

this two-story brick structure features a basement and is notable for its elegant loggia that connects the first floor to a metal roof

complete with its towering steeples

which is a hallmark of colonial architectural design

connecting viewers to the architectural styles and cultural influences of its time

Australia was created in 1888 and published by M

Horace Capron

known for its rich history

Created as part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South

archival paper using a restored map of Palatka

McGuire (L)

built in 1760

and two inset vignettes