Historic Architecture in Point Coupee Parish, Louisiana, 195

Frances Benjamin Johnstons photograph captures a historical scene in Point Coupee Parish, Louisiana. The image showcases elements of local architecture, including intricate brickwork, decorative fences, and towering trees that contribute to the areas distinctive landscape. Point Coupee Parish is known for its rich cultural heritage and agricultural history, making it significant in the context of Louisianas development.

This photograph is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which aimed to document the architectural landscape of the Southern United States. The survey provides a valuable resource for understanding the stylistic and cultural influences present in Southern architecture during the early 20th century.

Taken in the mid-20th century, this image emphasizes the craftsmanship and design that characterize the region. Johnstons work serves as an important record of the architectural features and environmental elements that define Point Coupee Parish.

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