



Natchez, MS Vintage Home Photograph, Pre-1844
Frances Benjamin Johnston captured this vintage photograph of a wooden dwelling in Natchez, Adams County, Mississippi. The house, a 1.5-story structure with distinctive dormers and porches, was built before 1844 and was initially owned by George Welden.
This image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which documents significant architectural sites across the region. The survey aimed to preserve the historical essence of Southern architecture, showcasing homes that reflect the areas rich cultural heritage.
Johnstons work continues to be recognized for its contribution to the understanding of American architecture. This photograph, acquired from her estate in 1953, serves as a valuable historical record of early Southern homes and their gardens, offering insight into the lifestyle and aesthetics of the period.

Natchez, MS Vintage Home Photograph, Pre-1844