1770 Wooden House in Savannah, GA - Architectural HistoryThis vintage photograph captures a pre Revolutionary wooden house located in Savannah, Georgias Chatham County. Constructed in 1770, the building showcases distinctive clapboard siding and a welcoming porch, representative of the architectural styles prevalent in the region during that era. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, a project aimed at documenting significant architectural landmarks across the Southern

highlighting the architectural styles and cultural influences of the time

The photograph is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South

The architecture showcases the unique characteristics of the time

making it an ideal piece for collectors and history enthusiasts alike

The image showcases a structure built in 1845

it originally served as a high school for girls and continued in that capacity until 1931

housing an extensive collection of art and historical artifacts

Connecticut in 1881: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

This photograph is a valuable resource for historians

Published in The Early Architecture of Georgia by Frederick Doveton Nichols in 1957

and the country roads and farms that shaped life around Elmira in the era

archival paper using a restored version of an original map of New Bedford