Columbus, GA Historic Building Photo - 1851 ArchitectureThis vintage photograph features a notable structure located in Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia. The building, originally owned by Daniel Griffen, dates back to 1851 and has undergone various architectural modifications over the years. It is characterized by a one story entrance porch supported by four Ionic columns, showcasing the classic style prevalent in 19th century Southern architecture. In 1892, the roof was raised to a steep mansard design,

offering insights into the design ethos of the time

is a popular destination for fishing and boating

and the photo is credited to Frances Benjamin Johnston

including intricate ironwork

contributing to our understanding of regional architectural styles

and its early railroads and streets

Bird's eye view of Woods Hole

the winding Contoocook River

Maryland from 1906: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

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frontier town-building

Bolt by his F4U-1D Corsair post a record 14-hour WWII flight in 1945