St. Johns College Architecture, Annapolis MD 18th Century

This vintage photograph captures a significant architectural feature from Annapolis, Maryland, specifically associated with St. Johns College. The building exemplifies Georgian architecture, designed by the renowned architect William Buckland. The image showcases intricate elements such as bulls eye windows, fanlights, and detailed brickwork, reflecting the craftsmanship characteristic of this style.

St. Johns College, established in the early 18th century, has played an important role in American education, focusing on a classical curriculum. The colleges architecture contributes to its historical significance, making it a subject of interest for both architectural enthusiasts and historians.

This photograph is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which documents notable buildings and structures throughout the region. Captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston, a prominent photographer known for her work in architectural photography, this image serves as a valuable record of Marylands educational heritage.

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