Queen Anne County Architecture, Maryland 1900s

This vintage photograph, credited to Frances Benjamin Johnston, showcases elements of architecture in Queen Anne County, Maryland. Known for its rich history, the area features a variety of structures illustrating regional brickwork and design. Johnston, active during the early to mid-20th century, meticulously documented the architectural styles of the American South, contributing to the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South.

The image captures the essence of Marylands architectural heritage, emphasizing the craftsmanship and aesthetic details prevalent in the period. The photograph is part of a larger collection housed at the Library of Congress, which aims to preserve and celebrate the diverse architectural landscape of the South.

Created in the early 20th century, this photograph serves as a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of Queen Anne Countys buildings. It reflects the enduring quality of structures built during this era, making it an excellent addition for collectors and historians alike.

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