Fort George Meade, MD: General view from Division Hill, Fort George G. MeadeThis vintage linen postcard offers a sweeping vista from Division Hill at Fort George G. Meade in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, taking in the spread of military buildings and grounds that defined this storied Army post. Established during World War I and named for Major General George G. Meade, the Union commander at the Battle of Gettysburg, the installation grew into one of the most important training and support centers on the East Coast. From

This vintage photograph captures a historical building located in Union Point

which aimed to document the architectural landscape of the southern United States during the early 20th century

under which this photograph falls

the Contoocook Valley Paper Co

Set on the Eastern Shore in Worcester County

including intricate ironwork and prominent steeples

captures a well house

highlighting important buildings and their stories

and was named in honor of Washington Irvings literary work

particularly after the earlier destruction of a mansion in 1839

which documents the historical and architectural significance of various structures across the southern United States

the house exemplifies the craftsmanship of the era