1847 Historical Building in Arden, NCThis vintage photograph, captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston, showcases a historical building in Arden, Buncombe County, North Carolina. Constructed in 1847 by Alexander Robertson, the structure is named after Struan in Perthshire, Scotland, and serves as the ancestral seat of the Robertson clan. The image reflects the architectural style prevalent during the mid 19th century, highlighting the significance of the building and its connection to local

The building was designed by the architectural firm Palmer and Lamdin

specifically in the Washington vicinity

Make a statement in any room with this vintage map printed on museum quality

reflect the craftsmanship of the period

showcasing the classic style prevalent in 19th-century Southern architecture

including its prominent balconies

this image serves as a historical record of a bygone era

with ornate fences and gates framing the property

The image showcases distinctive architectural features

this image is preserved in the Library of Congress

including columns

indicating the careful planning and landscaping that characterized the property