Historic 1774 Structure in Charlotte, NC - Carnegie SurveyThis vintage photograph captures a historic structure located in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, specifically the Charlotte vicinity. Built in 1774 by Hezekiah Alexander, the building is a notable example of early American stone architecture. This image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, which aimed to document significant architectural sites across the region. Frances Benjamin Johnston, an influential photographer,

showcases architectural details relevant to the regions history

Johnstons work is part of a broader initiative aimed at documenting and preserving the unique architectural heritage of the South

was part of a broader agricultural hub in the state

this image is an important historical record

showcasing the beauty of its natural surroundings alongside architectural elements

dated between 1864 and 1952

a project aimed at documenting the region’s architectural heritage

this photograph serves as a valuable resource for historians

reflecting the unique design elements prevalent in New Orleans architecture

it remains in the family

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It holds historical importance not only for its architectural details but also for its connection to the cultural heritage of Halifax County