House of the Turk, New Orleans 1835: Historic PhotoThis vintage photograph, created by Frances Benjamin Johnston, captures a significant architectural landmark in New Orleans, Louisiana, known as the House of the Turk. Constructed in 1835, this building exemplifies the rich architectural heritage of Orleans Parish. The image showcases intricate ironwork and lampposts that are characteristic of the period, reflecting the unique atmosphere of New Orleans streets. Johnstons work is part of the Carnegie

a significant historical building completed in 1819

Connecticut in 1915: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

this photograph invites appreciation for the craftsmanship and heritage of the era

erected in 1924 to honor the sacrifices of World War I Marines

The structures were built between 1690 and 1783

highlighting the intricate details of the door and its surroundings

traces their family roots to this Massachusetts town

reflecting the commercial life of St

dates back to 1851 and has undergone various architectural modifications over the years

The overall view sweeps across the tidy street grid

and frontier settlement on the Union Pacific line

Beautifully restored map of Charlton