Vintage Farmhouse in Wheatland, VA - 1953 Photo

Frances Benjamin Johnston captured this vintage photograph of a farmhouse in Wheatland, Loudoun County, Virginia. The image showcases architectural features typical of the region, including bay windows, porches, and distinctive stepping stones that lead to the entrance. This farmhouse is part of the historical context documented in the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which aimed to preserve the architectural heritage of the Southern United States.

Completed in 1953, this photograph is part of Johnstons Rust series, a collection that highlights rural architecture and landscapes. The Carnegie Survey, housed in the Library of Congress, serves as a vital resource for understanding the diverse architectural styles found throughout Virginia and beyond.

This photograph is not only a glimpse into the architectural past of Virginia but also an essential piece of history that reflects the lifestyle and craftsmanship of the time. Each print is produced on museum-quality paper, ensuring that these historic images continue to tell their stories for generations to come.

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