1828 Architecture in Selma, Alabama: A Historic PhotoThis vintage photograph, captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston, showcases a significant architectural structure located in Selma, Alabama, specifically in Dallas County. The building, dating back to 1828, features two stories with four round fluted columns that exemplify the classical design prevalent in early American architecture. The craftsmanship is highlighted through the intricate details of the stairways, hand railings, and balusters, offering

• Hanging hardware included Beautifully restored map of El Paso

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with detailed vignettes anchoring the corners of the sheet

tree-lined lanes

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worked its mills

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this Capitol has witnessed pivotal moments in American history

a prominent photographer known for her work in this field

The Matthews-Tait House stands as a testament to the craftsmanship and style of its era

Fisk University flourishing in the post-Reconstruction era

and the small green islands offshore