Historic Structure Near Ashley River, Dorchester SC 1755This vintage photograph captures a historic structure located near the Ashley River in Dorchester County, South Carolina, built in 1755 by John Williams. The building features Baroque gables that were reconstructed in 1868, showcasing the architectural styles of the era. The structure has remained in the same family, reflecting its significance and continuity through generations. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the

Savannah features a variety of architectural styles

following its acquisition from Johnstons estate

a project aimed at documenting historical architecture across the region

this historical farmhouse showcases distinctive brickwork characteristic of early American architecture

This unique combination showcases the local flora that contributes to Charlestons distinctive charm

providing insight into the design and construction of early American homes

The image holds a connection to the Episcopal Church

contributing to the understanding of architectural history through her lens

The architecture reflects the early 19th-century aesthetic

providing insight into the architectural heritage of North Carolina and the craftsmanship that defined it

and the memories that keep families connected to Woods Holl

which aimed to document and preserve historical architecture across the South