Little Hawfields, Hillsboro NC, Early 20th Century Photo

This vintage photograph captures a scene from Little Hawfields in Hillsboro, North Carolina. Taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston, a notable photographer of the early 20th century, it is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South. The image showcases the architectural details and cultural significance of the region, reflecting the historical context of Orange County.

Little Hawfields is significant for its representation of Southern architecture, particularly the use of porches, which are a hallmark of the area’s residential design. This photograph serves as a valuable record of the structures style and the surrounding environment, providing insight into the lifestyles of its inhabitants during the time.

Captured during the early to mid-20th century, this image not only documents a specific location but also contributes to the broader narrative of North Carolinas architectural heritage. Its historical essence makes it a meaningful addition to any collection.

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