Historic Residence in Savannah, GA (1816-1819)This vintage photograph captures a historic residence located in Savannah, Georgia, situated in Chatham County. Constructed between 1816 and 1819, this house was designed by architect William Jay for Richard Richardson. The property later changed hands in 1830 when it was purchased by George T. Owens, and it remains in the family, currently belonging to his granddaughter. The architectural features of this building include elegant balconies, imposing

including a prominent porch that reflects the local building styles of the early 20th century

Click "add to cart" to proceed to KNOWOL's safe and secure checkout via PayPal

this photograph contributes to a deeper understanding of Savannahs architectural heritage

enriching our understanding of Savannahs cultural landscape

It captures the ships riding at anchor

quiet harbors

along with the vignettes bordering the top and bottom of the sheet

which was constructed between 1817 and 1819 by John Holden Green

It provides insight into the architectural heritage of the region and reflects the craftsmanship of its time

Beautifully restored map of Hudson

It is a meaningful addition for those interested in the cultural and historical narratives of Alabama

This photograph serves as a historical record of Alabamas architectural heritage