1760 Pre-Revolutionary House in Savannah, GA Photo

This vintage photograph captures a historic pre-Revolutionary house located in Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia. Dating back to 1760, the structure represents the architectural style of the era, featuring a prominent porch that reflects the design trends of early American homes. The image, part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, highlights the rich history and craftsmanship that characterized the regions buildings.

Frances Benjamin Johnston, an influential photographer, documented this site, contributing to a broader understanding of Southern architecture. This image serves as a valuable artifact, linking contemporary viewers to the past and showcasing the intricate details of early American residential design.

With its historical significance and architectural beauty, this photograph is an exceptional addition for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Each piece is printed on museum-quality paper, ensuring that the stories and imagery of our past are preserved for future generations.

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