1840 Lattice Spring House in Camden, AlabamaThis vintage photograph showcases a lattice spring house located in Camden, Wilcox County, Alabama. The structure dates back to approximately 1840, reflecting the architectural style and building techniques of the time. Lattice spring houses were common in the Southern United States, designed to keep perishable food cool in the warm climate. Captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston, a notable photographer known for her contributions to the Carnegie

archival paper using a restored version of the original image

• Hanging hardware included Historic old map of Bristol

The survey aimed to preserve and promote awareness of historic structures during a time of rapid development and change

showcasing the elegance and functionality that characterized schools during the 19th century

which aimed to document the rich architectural history of the southern United States

or a love of old city maps

and intricate beadwork

which contribute to its historical significance

The photograph was taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston

This vintage map of New London

captures architectural features from Selma

His intricate attire reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Cayuse people