Historic Building in Winchester, VA - 1734 Architecture

This vintage photograph captures a historical building in Winchester, Virginia, with roots tracing back to its construction by Colonel Robert Woods before 1734. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which documents significant architectural sites across the region.

The photograph features intricate brickwork, prominent chimneys, and accompanying outbuildings, showcasing the craftsmanship and architectural style of early American settlers. Winchester, located in Frederick County, is known for its rich history and well-preserved structures.

Taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston, a notable photographer of the early 20th century, this image serves as a vital record of Virginias architectural heritage. The details captured in this photograph reflect the significance of the structures that once stood as the heart of early American life.

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