Mill in Tommy Hawk, Virginia, Early 20th CenturyThis vintage photograph, created by Frances Benjamin Johnston, captures a view of a mill in Tommy Hawk, Campbell County, Virginia. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which documents the regions historical architecture and cultural landscape. Johnstons work showcases the significance of mills in the rural economy of Virginia during the early 20th century. The photograph serves as a visual record of the

Beautiful bird's eye view of Laconia

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

The survey provided a valuable resource for understanding regional architecture and its evolution

along with the many transit corridors of the Pennsylvania & L

Coca-Cola sign and gas station are a stark contrast to the boy's ox drawn cart and foreshadow the changes Americans would witness over the coming years

It serves as a valuable piece for those interested in the architectural history of the American South

Constructed in 1824

holds historical significance as it was occupied by the Coles family for four generations

The property remains in the hands of the Turnbull family

showcases a blend of colonial and antebellum architecture that is a hallmark of Southern history

The image is part of a broader collection that highlights the architectural heritage of the South

The image features intricate ironwork gates and elegant porticoes