Golden Ball Tavern, Dinwiddie County, Virginia, 19th CenturyThis vintage photograph captures the Golden Ball Tavern, located in Blandfields, Dinwiddie County, Virginia. The image is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, a significant collection documenting the architectural heritage of the region. The tavern serves as a historical landmark, reflecting the architectural style of its time and the role of taverns in early American society. The Golden Ball Tavern is notable for its

It is a faithful replica of an earlier church built between 1817 and 1819 by architect John Holden Green from Providence

the image showcases the intricate ironwork and parapets that adorned the porches of local homes

which highlights significant architectural features throughout the region

contributing to our understanding of the periods architectural styles

The two-story brick house

The Old Brick House has connections to significant historical figures

This particular piece provides insight into the design and construction of wells in the area

was known for her pioneering work in photography

aimed to preserve the visual history of Southern structures

It is a valuable piece for collectors and historians alike

archival matte paper using a restored version of a map of Stafford Springs

This vintage photograph captures a scene from Savannah