Woodlawn Architecture, Ridge MD, 18th Century PhotoThis vintage photograph captures Woodlawn, an early 18th century structure located in Ridge, St. Marys County, Maryland. Renowned for its distinctive double chimneys and two story pents at each end, Woodlawn exemplifies the colonial architectural style prevalent in the region. The image is a part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which highlights significant historical buildings and their architectural details. The photograph,

Each vintage photograph signifies a piece of our past

The image provides insight into early American architecture

For anyone who grew up in Clinton

This vintage map of Onset Bay Grove

these reproductions are printed on museum quality

along with many of the historic streets

characterized by their columns

Texas from 1873

reflecting various influences from colonial times through the 19th century

providing insight into the construction styles and design choices that characterized the era

The Elks Club served as a social hub for local members

This vintage photograph showcases the McCrary-Otts House