Vintage Wooden Building in Trevilians, VA - Mid-20th Century

This vintage photograph captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston showcases a wooden building located in Trevilians, Louisa County, Virginia. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, a project that documented the architectural heritage of the region. Johnston, known for her significant contributions to photography and documentation of American architecture, offers a glimpse into the structures that define this area.

The photograph, dated around the mid-20th century, reflects the craftsmanship and design prevalent in Virginias rural architecture. Trevilians, a community nestled in the rolling hills of Louisa County, has a rich history that is visually represented in its buildings. This image serves as a historical reference point, illustrating the enduring qualities of wooden construction in American homes.

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