Moravian Church Offices, Winston-Salem NC, 1810 Photo

Frances Benjamin Johnston captured this historical photograph of the Moravian Church offices in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Built in 1810 by the Board of Provincial Elders, this structure is a significant example of early American architecture in the region. The image provides valuable insight into the brickwork and design elements typical of the era.

This photo is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which documents notable buildings across the Southern United States. The survey aims to preserve the architectural heritage of the region and is housed in the Library of Congress, where it serves as a resource for historians and architecture enthusiasts alike.

Published in Thomas Tileston Watermans The Early Architecture of North Carolina in 1941, this photograph is a testament to the historical significance of Winston-Salems architectural landscape. It exemplifies the rich cultural heritage and the artistry of early American builders.

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