Early 20th Century Southern Home in Augusta, GAThis vintage photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston, taken in Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia, captures the architectural beauty of Southern homes during the early 20th century. The image showcases a prominent house featuring an expansive porch, a defining characteristic of the regions residential architecture. The porch not only adds aesthetic appeal but also serves as a functional space for social interaction and relaxation, reflecting the

and the finely drawn public and institutional buildings pictured in the border vignettes

in October 1937

This photograph showcases the bustling activity and economic importance of the cotton industry in the Mississippi Delta during the Great Depression era

and the towering San Gabriel Mountains rising behind it

an initiative that documented the notable architecture of the region

The reference print associated with this photograph can be found in LOT 11835-26

Notable landmarks shown on the map include Duval High School

a hallmark of the eras architectural detail

This vintage photograph captures an interior view of a historic building in Savannah

iron works

The school played an important role in the educational landscape of Chatham County

emphasizing the importance of structures like this one in understanding regional history