Morganton NC Estate 1812 - Historical Architecture PhotoThis vintage photograph, attributed to Frances Benjamin Johnston, depicts an estate located in Morganton, Burke County, North Carolina. The structure dates back to 1812 and was owned by Joseph and Charles McDowell, notable figures in the Kings Mountain Campaign during the American Revolutionary War. The architectural details showcase classic brickwork, prominent chimneys, and inviting porches, reflective of the periods design. The image is part of the

Preserving the essence of a bygone time

meticulously captured the essence of Southern architecture

such as twin chimneys and dormers

offering insight into the historical building techniques used in early American structures

Iris Court stands as a testament to the architectural legacy of Georgia

which dates back to between 1803 and 1811

This vintage photograph features Dry Forks Plantation

as part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South

Relive your school days in the 1970's with this museum-quality print

This particular image was credited to Johnstons inventory and related to Mr

New Hampshire from 1887

and decorative balconies