Historic Pink House in Savannah, Georgia, 1789This historic vintage photo captures The Pink House, the oldest house in Georgia with architectural significance, located in Savannah, Chatham County. Built in 1789 for James Habersham by Joseph Clay, the structure showcases a beautiful portico added in 1812 when it served as the Planters Bank of the State of Georgia. This image, part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, reflects the rich heritage of Savannah and its enduring

WIDTH: 24" Beautifully restored map of Lowell

Mass from 1878: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

For anyone who spent summers walking the granite shore

Published in 1957 in The Early Architecture of Georgia by Frederick Doveton Nichols

showcasing the architectural style prevalent in the late 19th century

archival paper using a restored map of Guilford

which contribute to its historical significance

The image was created by Frances Benjamin Johnston

the river bridges linking the city to the far bank

spreading outward into wooded ridges and open pasture beyond the settled valley

This restored edition brings the historic Topeka map to life while preserving the original linework and its gridded streets

Built around 1848 by Armstead Barton