Historic Savannah Architecture, Georgia 1850-1861

This vintage photograph captures a significant architectural structure in Savannah, Georgia, located in Chatham County. The building, constructed between 1850 and 1861 for Charles Green, showcases the craftsmanship of an unknown English architect. It reflects the distinct styles prevalent in the mid-19th century South and was later associated with Mrs. W. Meldrim.

The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, a comprehensive inventory aimed at documenting the historical architecture of the region. This survey has played a crucial role in preserving the architectural heritage of the South, making it an invaluable resource for historians and architecture enthusiasts alike.

Published in Frederick Doveton Nichols The Early Architecture of Georgia in 1957, this photograph serves as a testament to Savannahs rich architectural history. Each print is made on museum-quality paper, ensuring the longevity and quality of this piece, offering a glimpse into the past for collectors and history lovers.

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