1850 Row Houses in Savannah, Georgia - Historic PhotoThis vintage photograph, taken in Savannah, Georgia, captures the essence of Chatham Countys architectural and social landscape around 1850. The image features row houses that were constructed in that year, showcasing a style typical of the period. These buildings were integral to the local community until their demolition in 1940 to make way for the Yamacraw Village Housing Projects. The photograph is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture

and railroads

A statement piece in any room

offering a glimpse into the building techniques of that era

and distinctive balconies

This photograph not only highlights the aesthetic details of the architecture but also connects to the broader historical context of the American South

This restored edition brings the historic Lightning Express Trains Leaving the Junction scene to life while preserving the original linework and every detail of the twin steam locomotives

California from 1887: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

serves as an important resource for understanding Southern architecture

its residences

preserving the legacy of southern architecture

FRAMED PRINTS AVAILABLE HERE Beautifully restored map of Stafford Springs

including the prominent balconies