



Aventon NC Historic House Photo 1760 Architecture
This vintage photograph features a historic building located in Aventon, Nash County, North Carolina. The structure, reputed to be the oldest house in the county, dates back to 1760. Its architectural style showcases traditional elements such as gambrel roofs and prominent chimneys, reflecting the craftsmanship of the era.
The image forms part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, emphasizing the significance of regional architecture in American history. It serves as a valuable record of early American residential design, highlighting the woodwork and porches typical of the period.
Captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston, a noted photographer, this image is part of a larger collection that documents the rich architectural heritage of the southern United States. The photograph is preserved by the Library of Congress, contributing to our understanding of historical building practices in North Carolina.
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Aventon NC Historic House Photo 1760 Architecture