Historic McDowell Estate, Morganton, NC 1812 PhotoThis vintage photograph captures a historic structure located in Morganton, Burke County, North Carolina. The building, dating back to 1812, was the estate of Joseph and Charles McDowell, prominent figures in the Kings Mountain Campaign during the American Revolutionary War. The architectural style features distinct gables and chimneys, characteristic of early 19th century Southern homes. Frances Benjamin Johnston, a noted photographer, documented

The Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South

The image showcases the architectural features typical of the period

making this image a valuable historical resource

reflecting the craftsmanship and style of the era

is also home to various structures that represent the cultural and historical fabric of Alabama

The location

and the memories that keep families connected to this Montgomery County town

featuring structures that reflect the cultural influences of Louisiana

The design of the current building follows plans created by William Gibbons Preston from Boston

This vintage photograph features the Pope-Spragins House

riverside industry

this two-story brick structure is noted for its well-preserved condition