Dumfries, VA Historic Ruins - 1760 Architecture Photo
This vintage photograph captures the ruins of a historic structure located in Dumfries, Prince William County, Virginia. Dating back to approximately 1760, the building was constructed by Colonel Willoughby Tebbs. The image showcases remnants of the architecture, including notable features such as chimneys and outbuildings, indicative of the colonial era.
The photograph is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, a significant collection housed in the Library of Congress. This survey aimed to document the architectural heritage of the southern United States, and the ruins depicted in this image serve as a testament to the regions rich historical narrative.
Captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston, an influential figure in early American photography, this image is a valuable piece of history. It reflects the cultural and architectural evolution of Dumfries and offers insights into the past lifestyles and building practices of the time.
KNOWOLs historic images connect the rich stories and imagery of our past. A statement in any room, each is printed on museum-quality paper using a restored version of the original.
Dumfries, VA Historic Ruins - 1760 Architecture Photo
The Details
About This Print
🌲 Gallery-Quality Materials: Archival matte paper and optional solid, sustainably sourced Ayous wood frame.
✨ Shatterproof Protection: Crystal-clear Acrylite shield blocks glare and resists damage.
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Materials & Craftsmanship
The Unframed Print
Carefully restored from the original artwork and reproduced using gallery-quality, fade-resistant inks. Printed on heavyweight, museum-grade archival paper, this is the ideal choice if you prefer to use your own custom frame. KNOWOL reproductions are beautifully restored works of art.
The Framed Upgrade
Crafted from solid Ayous wood sourced from renewable forests, a sustainable, exotic timber that is lightweight and incredibly warp-resistant. Featuring a sleek 0.75″ profile in your choice of finish. Protected by premium Acrylite. Unlike cheap, heavy glass, our Acrylite is shatterproof, exceptionally clear, and lightweight, ensuring your vintage map is protected for decades to come. All framing components are ethically sourced from Japan and the US. Framed prints arrive fully assembled with hanging hardware included. No frame shop, no assembly, no second trips.
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Unframed Prints: Carefully rolled and shipped in a heavy-duty, crush-resistant mailing tube.
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