Historic Home in Hampstead, NC - 200 Years of HeritageThis vintage photograph captures a historic home located in Hampstead, Pender County, North Carolina. The house is over 200 years old and is notable for its architectural features, including prominent chimneys and the lush vines that adorn its exterior. Currently, it is occupied by Miss Nellis McMillan, highlighting its continued significance in the community. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, an important

this photo serves as a reminder of the rich architectural history of Savannah

The view sweeps across the whole town

This meticulously crafted lithograph shows Birmingham during its formative industrial boom period

with this particular photograph being published in the 1941 book The Early Architecture of North Carolina by Thomas Tileston Waterman

Adorned with an impressive feathered headdress

Notable landmarks shown on the map include the Indian River

The photograph was acquired from the Johnston estate in 1953 and is stored in the Library of Congress

including dormers and chimneys

Constructed in 1848

this image showcases a two-story frame building constructed in 1828

Constructed in 1826

a project aimed at documenting notable structures in Southern states