Ocean City, MD: Baltimore Avenue, looking northThis vintage postcard looks north up Baltimore Avenue in Ocean City, Maryland, a lively scene of restaurants, boats, and piers along the shore. A barrier island resort in Worcester County, Ocean City has welcomed summer visitors to the Atlantic since the late 1800s, when its first oceanfront hotel opened and helped establish the town as one of the state's enduring seaside destinations. From roughly 1930 to 1945, American "linen" postcards reached

particularly as documented by the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South

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this image serves as an important visual record of Savannahs architectural landscape and the impact of war damage on its historical structures

including prominent columns and an elegant portico

this image is a testament to her dedication to documenting American architecture

ensuring that the rich narratives embedded within these images are preserved for future generations

offers a glimpse into the past and represents the rich history of North Carolinas architectural heritage

this residence features a distinctive double-decked front porch and a pitched roof

which was the residence of Governor Elias Carr

The image also includes elements of urban life

The image showcases a building designed by architect James Gallier