Farmington Country Club, Charlottesville VA, 1953This vintage photograph, attributed to Frances Benjamin Johnston, captures a significant architectural feature of the Farmington Country Club located in Charlottesville, Virginia, within Albemarle County. The image showcases the elegant railings, columns, and shutters that embellish the structure, reflecting the design sensibilities of its era. The Farmington Country Club, originally enlarged in 1803 by George Divers with the help of Thomas Jefferson,

The building is a two-story edifice constructed of stone and stucco

is known for its antebellum architecture and picturesque landscapes

specifically within Albemarle County

this photograph is an important piece of historical documentation

The church depicted is the third iteration of its kind

This image serves as a valuable resource for understanding the architectural evolution of the region

a project aimed at documenting the regions historical architecture

Published in Thomas Tileston Watermans *The Early Architecture of North Carolina* in 1941

the image showcases the architectural elements of the building

characterized by its ground brick arches

The image showcases the distinct doorways and structures that characterize this historic neighborhood

emphasizing its grandeur and historical significance