Historic Woodlawn Residence, St. Marys County, MD, 1953This historic photograph captures Woodlawn, located in St. Marys County, Maryland, a site documented by Frances Benjamin Johnston, an influential photographer known for her work in early 20th century American architecture. The image showcases a residence featuring distinctive early 18th century double chimneys and two story pents at each end, reflecting the architectural styles of the period. The photograph is a part of the Carnegie Survey of the

This structure is now part of the State Museum

The detailed craftsmanship of the gates reflects the artistry prevalent in the city during the 19th century

Constructed around 1848

presents a striking view of a residence in Hancock County

a project documenting historical architecture across the region

is a representation of the periods design

providing valuable insights into the regions cultural heritage

machinery and hardware dealers

and balconies characteristic of Southern architecture

a project aimed at documenting significant buildings in the southern United States

archival paper using a restored and colorized map of Ann Arbor

showcases a notable architectural feature in Camden