Historic 1755 Landmark, Dorchester County, SC, 1938 PhotoThis vintage photograph, attributed to Frances Benjamin Johnston, captures an architectural landmark in the Ashley River vicinity of Dorchester County, South Carolina. The structure, built in 1755 by John Williams, features Baroque gables that were rebuilt in 1868. The building has remained within the Williams family and has undergone modernizations, including a covered piazza and new interiors. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the

The survey aimed to capture the diverse architectural styles present in the South

showcasing the Southern architectural style of the period

offering a glimpse into the architectural heritage of Savannah

The survey emphasizes the rich architectural heritage found in Southern states

This house has been referenced in key architectural studies

It remains a significant landmark within Charleston County

including the intricate brickwork and prominent columns

which emphasizes the architectural heritage of the state

It was acquired from the Frances Benjamin Johnston estate in 1953 and remains a testament to the craftsmanship of its era

WIDTH: 36" Historic Bird's Eye View of Winona

This particular image is part of that collection and reflects the unique characteristics of Louisianas architecture

which documents the historical significance of southern architecture