1810 Moravian Offices in Winston-Salem, NC - Historic ImageThis vintage photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston captures a significant architectural feature in Winston Salem, North Carolina, a city known for its rich Moravian heritage. The image focuses on the offices built in 1810 by the Board of Provincial Elders, showcasing the historical significance of the Moravian Church in the region. The photograph is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which aimed to document the

as published in Thomas Tileston Watermans work

has family roots along the Connecticut River

The Grist House stands as a testament to the region’s rich history and architectural evolution

Illinois from 1869

Text reads "OER THE RAMPARTS WE WATCH

This survey aimed to catalog significant architectural sites in the southern United States and provides valuable insights into early American architecture

Collectors and history enthusiasts will appreciate the photographs connection to American architectural heritage and its meticulous detail

this map presents Woods Holl in the 1880s

providing valuable insight into the styles and materials of the time

reflecting the regions historical reliance on agriculture and the social dynamics of the time

SIZE: 12" x 18"

It provides a glimpse into the past and the evolution of structures in the region