1857 Greek Revival Mansion, White Castle, LouisianaThis vintage photograph captures a Greek Revival mansion located in White Castle, Iberville Parish, Louisiana, built in 1857 by John Andrews. The mansion, featuring 75 rooms, showcases classic architectural elements such as columns, pediments, and porticoes. Once a grand residence, it fell into a ruinous state and was later occupied by the Ware family until around 1913. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which

typical of the architectural style prevalent during the early 20th century

The photograph serves as a valuable resource for understanding Louisianas architectural heritage and the evolution of its communities

Constructed around 1848

archival paper using a restored Geological Map of the United States from 1872

This vintage photograph captures a significant architectural structure in La Grange

expansive porches

Bird's eye view of Pawtucket and Central Falls

Historic landowners map of Burlington

a significant collection that documents the historical architecture of the region

located in Morgan County

this photograph provides insight into the architectural evolution of Georgia and the importance of preserving such structures

Taylor Hotel and Bakery