Historic House in Savannah, GA (1790) - Carnegie SurveyThis vintage photograph captures a historic residence located in Savannah, Georgia, specifically in Chatham County. The house, dating back to approximately 1790, is notable for its gambrel roof, a design feature introduced to the city by Dr. Richard D. Arnold. Dr. Arnold, an internationally recognized physician and former mayor of Savannah, was born and died in this house, which adds to its historical significance. The image is part of the Carnegie

Pennsylvania from 1884: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

this photograph is a valuable educational resource for understanding the cultural and historical significance of Southern architecture

reflective of the distinctive New Orleans aesthetic

when the city was shaped by its bustling harbour

The structure dates back to approximately 1840 and features delicate latticework on its piazza

This vintage photograph captures a historic building in Savannah

East Weymouth

capturing both the craftsmanship of the era and the personal history associated with one of Americas prominent families

and mill blocks

mills and factories

which documents the unique architectural heritage of the region

• Hanging hardware included Historic old map of East Stroudsburg