Durham, NC Chapel Architecture - Carnegie Survey 1953This vintage photograph captures an architectural feature from Durham, North Carolina, an area rich in historical significance. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which documented notable structures across the region. The survey aimed to provide a comprehensive record of Southern architecture, including the intricate designs of vaults and naves within chapels. Frances Benjamin Johnston, the photographer, was

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